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Join us on Saturday October 17th in Little Haiti from 3-5 PM for an artist talk — with Woosler Delisfort and Carl-Philippe Juste — and a performance by A’keitha Carey exploring the role of art and expression in this moment when censorship is on the rise. We welcome you all to come and join this vital conversation.

This event is part of the exhibition Sanctuary: Our Sacred Space and is sponsored by the Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance, IPC ArtSpace, iWitness, the Public Humanities Lab-FIU and the Perez Family Foundation, Little Haiti Cultural Complex, City of Miami Parks and Recreations and the Miami Foundation through our CreARTE grant.

Please RSVP so we can be better prepared to welcome your attendance. Hit the link in my bio for your free tickets. taken in Little Haiti Cultural Complex by @ipcartspace

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Frozen Moments, Lasting Truths: The Eternal Value of Photojournalism

Frozen truths endure—
history in a shutter,
time stilled, hearts awakened.

In the rush of the digital age, we risk losing the essential practice of slowing down, reflecting on our lives, and engaging in thoughtful, critical inquiry before acting.

Photographic trends now shift as rapidly as fashion, pushing visual communicators to keep pace with the medium’s accelerating demands. But this urgency often comes at the cost of thoughtful engagement with both subject and viewer. Imagine the possibilities if we chose to slow down—if we honored our subjects as individuals with stories, rather than treating them as mere visual props.

The still image compels us to pause, distilling the flow of experience into a single, definitive moment. As photojournalists, we create the most democratic of contemporary art forms—one that repeatedly confronts us with our values, prejudices, fears, and hopes, rendered in a visual language accessible to all. A powerful photograph stands alone, independent of its creator, and its impact may be intentional or serendipitous.

Photography is the unique medium that transcends linear time, establishing a complex relationship with the past, present, and future. Unlike written or spoken narratives, which require sequential engagement, photographs freeze singular moments, allowing viewers to interact with time nonlinearly. In photojournalism, this quality matters most: the medium documents real events as they unfold, evokes powerful emotional responses, provokes critical thought, and can shape societal perceptions with immediacy and clarity.

So as the art season approaches, I send a kind invitation to visit galleries, pop-ups, and non-traditional art spaces that celebrates the power of the still image because #still images still matter. See you soon, and stay in touch. taken in ipcartspace by @ipcartspace

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A Breath of Fresh Air
at The Betsy Hotel

When: Saturday, 4 PM - 5 PM
Where: BBar @ The Betsy
Why: Because we all need a soulful and cultural respite.
Cost: Free for you, your friends, and loved ones.

Join us at The Betsy as part of “From Venice with Love,” join us for a curated conversation tracing the cultural through-lines of Miami’s Haitian art legacy—its roots, its evolving visual language, and the artists and thinkers shaping what comes next.

Hosted by Rebecca Friedman, the program brings together a dynamic panel anchored by master contemporary artist Edouard Duval-Carrié. Invited panelists include Alexia Vorbe, Haitian-born writer, researcher, and curator known for critical analysis of Caribbean art and visual culture, and Dudley Alexis, independent filmmaker and visual artist whose work explores history, voice, and the power of thought through a distinctly multicultural lens.

Produced in partnership between The Betsy Writers Room and FIU’s Public Humanities Lab, with support from the Pérez CreARTE grant. taken in The Betsy Hotel by @ipcartspace

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🌴 POR LA CULTURA: ELEVATION 🌴

This Thursday, we celebrate the sounds of Little Haiti! 🇭🇹 Join Gardy Girault and Stuba for a night of Haitian, Caribbean, and Afro-diasporic rhythms at Por La Cultura.

🎶 Rara Tech | Amapiano | Rasin | Salsa | Afro-Latin | Electronic

🗓 Thursday, Aug. 20 | 9 p.m.–2 a.m.
Different sounds. One Miami. Siempre Por La Cultura. by @ipcartspace

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Join Us
Sunday, August 9
The Betsy Gallery
8 PM - 10 PM

Edouard Duval-Carrié’s “From Venice with Love” is a captivating celebration of artistic vision shaped by decades of thoughtful exploration. This exhibition at The Betsy Hotel, Miami Beach, draws deeply from Duval-Carrié’s reflections at the Venice Biennale, channeling the energy of a global crossroads into a vibrant reflection on identity, migration, and the intricate layers of cultural memory.

Duval-Carrié’s art is a powerful fusion of myth, history, and contemporary realities. He masterfully interlaces stories from the Global Borderless Caribbean with universal themes, prompting us to reconsider the legacies of colonialism, the complexity of diasporic identity, and the resilience of marginalized communities. Through his diverse use of media and technique, Duval-Carrié invites viewers to contemplate how movement and memory shape our sense of place and belonging.

Venice—a city alive with its own blend of ancient grandeur and contemporary innovation—inspired Duval-Carrié on the city as a metaphor for the constant flow of cultures and ideas. The Biennale became both a stage and a catalyst, strengthening his resolve to amplify the narratives of the Caribbean diaspora and highlight the transformative power of cultural exchange.

Upon returning to Miami, Duval-Carrié infuses “From Venice with Love” with the insights gained abroad. The exhibition is both a personal homage and public invitation—a space for Miami’s audiences to engage with the global conversations that animate his work. It encourages us to explore how personal and collective histories intersect and continue to shape our shared sense of self.

Ultimately, “From Venice with Love” is more than an exhibition—it is a clarion call for empathy, dialogue, and deeper understanding. Duval-Carrié’s art reminds us that through creative expression, we can bridge divides, honor our shared histories, and imagine more inclusive futures. His work stands as a testament to art’s enduring ability to connect, challenge, and inspire. taken in The Betsy Hotel by @ipcartspace

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Join us in Little Haiti.

On Saturday, August 15, Flip It & Reverse It concludes with a community gathering celebrating Haitian art, spirituality, movement, and culture.

✨Art is Spirit. Spirit is Art. (12–2:30 PM)

Led by Her Royal Majesty Queen Mother Dr. Dòwòti Désir (Social Curator, Flip It & Reverse It; Manbo Asogwe), “The Govi Project: Waging Peace” invites participants to create and decorate govi—traditional Haitian vessels that hold memory, prayer, and offering—as part of a collective artwork honoring loved ones, ancestors, displaced communities, and visions for peace.

The afternoon continues with “Yanvalou Speaks: Voice of the Ancestors,” a participatory dance class led by Dr. Weislande “Yanui” César—educator, Haitian folkloric dancer, instructor, and cultural leader—offering an experience of a foundational Haitian movement tradition rooted in resilience, community, and collective expression.

✨ Chilling Big in Little Haiti (3–6 PM)

Continue the celebration by visiting Sanctuary: Our Sacred Place at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, IPC ArtSpace, and the studios of Edouard Duval-Carrié, while enjoying food, music, conversation, dancing, and connection throughout one of Miami’s most vibrant cultural neighborhoods.

Presented by Flip It & Reverse It in partnership with the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.

Additional support provided by Florida International University Steven J. Green School of International & Public Affairs – Public Humanities Lab, IPC ArtSpace, The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance, the studio of Edouard Duval-Carrié, and the Little Haiti Cultural Complex.

We look forward to celebrating with Miami’s Haitian community and all who wish to join us. 🇭🇹

📸 @wooslerdelisfort Adenike Sharpley

#FlipItAndReverseIt #LittleHaiti #Haiti #ArtIsSpiritSpiritIsArt #Yanvalou GoviProject CommunityArt MiamiArts PublicHumanities by @ipcartspace

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Saturday, August 8th 2-5 PM @LHCC

As part of From Venice with Love – a Retrospective of the work of Edouard Duval Carrie@ The Betsy, we bring to Little Haiti the Haitian Jazz trio — Assel Jean-Pierre Trio — set against the backdrop of Woosler Delisfort’s exhibition, “SANCTUARY: Our Sacred Space.”

The Assel Jean-Pierre Trio is a dynamic jazz ensemble blending jazz, Haitian, gospel, classical, and contemporary influences into fresh, engaging performances. Led by pianist Assel Jean-Pierre Jr., the trio creates memorable experiences through virtuosic musicianship, soulful improvisation, and heartfelt storytelling. This event is a part of The Bridge, a partnership between the FIU Public Humanities Lab, IPC ArtSpace and the Writer’s Room at the Betsy Hotel in South Beach. By sharing creative resources, we expand audiences and open minds.

Saturday Sets:
Set 1: 2:30-3:15
Set 2: 3:45-4:30

SANCTUARY: Our Sacred Place, a captivating photography exhibition by Little Haiti documentary photographer, Woosler Delisfort, delves into the spiritual origins of Miami’s Indigenous, African, and Caribbean communities, sharing moments of divine connection in temples, churches, and mosques. The more than 50-piece exhibition highlights how these cultures are creating sacred spaces in Miami as vital sources of life.

Support for this exhibition is provided by The Jorge M. Perez Family Foundation creARTE Program at The Miami Foundation, City of Miami Parks and Recreation Department, Little Haiti Cultural Center, IPC Artspace, iWitness, Public Humanities Lab-Florida International University, The Steven J. Green School for Public and International Affairs-FIU, The Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance.

Special thanks to The Jorge M. Perez Family Foundation at The Miami Foundation with HistoryMiami Museum, which supported the original iteration of this exhibition. taken in Little Haiti Cultural Complex by @ipcartspace

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This Sunday all roads lead to The Orb at The Betsy Hotel on South Beach! I’ll be playing for a block party celebrating the opening of “From Venice with Love,” a retrospective on the art works of Haitian artist, Edouard Duval Carrie (displayed in The Betsy Gallery). The installation is curated by my brother, Carl Juste (@cpj_is_here @ipcartspace) and the event will be one to remember! It all goes down 8:30-10:30pm as we fill the streets and enjoy! taken in South Beach, Miami, Florida by @ipcartspace

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Impossible to explain but let me try….

After several days of work and relaxation, I say goodbye to the enchanting atmosphere of The Betsy Hotel. This space, which beautifully intertwines the humanities—poetry, visual and performance art, and music—has served as the perfect setting for our “From Venice with Love” activations.

The hotel’s world-class ambiance and dedication to guest experience provided an ideal setting for launching “The Bridge” activations. We began with an art exhibition featuring Edouard Duval-Carrié’s works, freshly returned from the Venice Biennale. I encourage you to explore previous posts and join us for future collective activations, made possible by the @perezfamilyfoundation’s CreARTE grant and the generous collaboration with The Betsy Hotel’s owners, Lesley and Jonathan. Special thanks to @briggs3325, @thebetsyhotel, and their wonderful events staff for their coordination. You’ve reminded me of the passion behind what I do. A heartfelt thank you to @rebecca_miami1968, @fiuphl, @iwitness2022, @hcaalliance, @miamidadearts, and everyone who came to celebrate the best of the U.S. Merci beaucoup.

During my residency, I discovered a powerful poem by Gabriel Reed that beautifully encapsulates art’s purpose and impact. It highlights the influence we all possess as creators and consumers of excellence.

Take a moment to reflect on the profound effects of love and integrity. I welcome your comments as we collectively affirm our choice to embrace life.

Au Revoir, beautiful Betsy, until we meet again. taken in The Betsy Hotel by @ipcartspace

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Sunday August 9th
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
The Betsy Hotel Orb

Event Invitation: An Evening on Ocean Drive: Jazz + The Orb

Join us for a captivating night on Ocean Drive! The evening kicks off with a live performance by the Assel Jean-Pierre Jr. Trio, part of the Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series.

As the night unfolds, we’ll celebrate the official opening of Edouard Duval-Carrié’s ORB video installation, curated by Carl-Philippe Juste. This stunning display will be showcased on The Betsy Orb, Miami Beach’s illuminated skybridge and a renowned platform for public art.

Experience the unveiling of “Rhythm of Color: Art In Motion,” a mesmerizing visual journey that promises to leave a lasting impression. Enjoy delicious small bites while grooving to the curated sounds of @djmixx305.

Let’s come together to nourish our spirits and honor the rich tapestry of history, culture, and the immigrant experience. We look forward to sharing this unforgettable evening with you.

This event was made possible through the generosity of @perezfamilyfoundation CreARTE Grant, @thebetsyhotel, @fiuphl, @hcaalliance, and @iwitness2022 in association with @ipcartspace.

Orb and The Alley by Alan Shulman, art on Orb by Edouard Duval-Carrie, image of scene captured by Carl Juste. (Biker unknown) by @ipcartspace

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Sunday August 9th
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
The Betsy Hotel Orb

Event Invitation: An Evening on Ocean Drive: Jazz + The Orb

Join us for a captivating night on Ocean Drive! The evening kicks off with a live performance by the Assel Jean-Pierre Jr. Trio, part of the Ocean Drive Promenade Music Series.

As the night unfolds, we’ll celebrate the official opening of Edouard Duval-Carrié’s ORB video installation, curated by Carl-Philippe Juste. This stunning display will be showcased on The Betsy Orb, Miami Beach’s illuminated skybridge and a renowned platform for public art.

Experience the unveiling of “Rhythm of Color: Art In Motion,” a mesmerizing visual journey that promises to leave a lasting impression. Enjoy delicious small bites while grooving to the curated sounds of @djmixx305.

Let’s come together to nourish our spirits and honor the rich tapestry of history, culture, and the immigrant experience. We look forward to sharing this unforgettable evening with you.

This event was made possible through the generosity of @perezfamilyfoundation CreARTE Grant, @thebetsyhotel, @fiuphl, @hcaalliance, and @iwitness2022 in association with @ipcartspace.

#thebetsyhotelorb #thebetsyhotel taken in The Betsy Hotel by @ipcartspace

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Join Us
Sunday, August 9
The Betsy Gallery
8 PM - 10 PM

Edouard Duval-Carrié’s “From Venice with Love” is a captivating celebration of artistic vision shaped by decades of thoughtful exploration. This exhibition at The Betsy Hotel, Miami Beach, draws deeply from Duval-Carrié’s reflections at the Venice Biennale, channeling the energy of a global crossroads into a vibrant reflection on identity, migration, and the intricate layers of cultural memory.

Duval-Carrié’s art is a powerful fusion of myth, history, and contemporary realities. He masterfully interlaces stories from the Global Borderless Caribbean with universal themes, prompting us to reconsider the legacies of colonialism, the complexity of diasporic identity, and the resilience of marginalized communities. Through his diverse use of media and technique, Duval-Carrié invites viewers to contemplate how movement and memory shape our sense of place and belonging.

Venice—a city alive with its own blend of ancient grandeur and contemporary innovation—inspired Duval-Carrié on the city as a metaphor for the constant flow of cultures and ideas. The Biennale became both a stage and a catalyst, strengthening his resolve to amplify the narratives of the Caribbean diaspora and highlight the transformative power of cultural exchange.

Upon returning to Miami, Duval-Carrié infuses “From Venice with Love” with the insights gained abroad. The exhibition is both a personal homage and public invitation—a space for Miami’s audiences to engage with the global conversations that animate his work. It encourages us to explore how personal and collective histories intersect and continue to shape our shared sense of self.

Ultimately, “From Venice with Love” is more than an exhibition—it is a clarion call for empathy, dialogue, and deeper understanding. Duval-Carrié’s art reminds us that through creative expression, we can bridge divides, honor our shared histories, and imagine more inclusive futures. His work stands as a testament to art’s enduring ability to connect, challenge, and inspire.

Curious? Click the link my bio for more information. by @ipcartspace

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