Showcasing Haiti Contemporary Artists Exhibition at NYC Gallery

New York, N.Y.   The Haitian Cultural Foundation, with assistance from board members Raynald Leconte and Eve Blouin, curates its second Haiti Spiral Contemporary Artists showcase, which discovers the hidden artistic talents amongst the people of Haiti. The Haiti Spiral Contemporary Artists showcased their exhibit at the Stonehenge-Luce Non-Profit Annex, a pop-up gallery located at 1159 Second Avenue 61st Street in Manhattan.

This exhibit presents 40-work exhibit of paintings, sculptures, installations and flags will be on view seven days a week until Monday, February 18, 2013.

Gallery Hours: 9:30am - 7:30pm, 7 days a week. Inspired by its upcoming film In the Eye of the Spiral  featuring Annie Lennox as lead narrator.

Haiti Spiral Contemporary Artists Exhibition at the Annex.

February 7th, 2o13, the Annex held an opening reception for the art exhibit. The exhibition features Haiti’s top contemporary artists such as Mario Benjamin, Prefete Duffaut,  Frantz Zephirin, Dubreus Lherisson, David Boyer, Georges Valris , Yves Thelemaque and Mirlande Constant. On February 14th, 2013 5-8pm, a cocktail reception will be held at the annex along with an open invitation to the public.

Mario Benjamin's Masterpieces.

The Haitian Cultural Foundation caters towards the economic development of Haiti through the vibrant colors and creativity found in its art and artists.

Franketienne's Masterpiece (Left) & Frantz Zephirin’s Masterpiece (Right).

Jim Luce, the President and the Founder of the J. Luce Foundation , being strongly familiar with the Haitian culture for the past 12 years, he deems himself to be fortunate enough to get involved with the finest artists of Haiti. Jim is extremely delightful to showcase Haiti Spiral Contemporary Artists  at Stonehenge-Luce Annex gallery. He has written extensive accounts on Franketienne and Mario Benjamin and he is looking forward to write about Frantz Zephirin’s latest piece.

Jim expressed the value of this exhibition by stating, “Haitian Art is amongst the most sophisticated in the world, but sadly only the world’s most sophisticated recognizes this. Those in the know are lining up to see this exhibition, and those who aren’t, should. This show should not be missed by anyone who appreciates international art.”

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