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Remponeau & Savain at the 1939 IBM Exhibitions
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Welcome To The HAS Home Page HAITIAN ART SOCIETY |
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| The Haitian Art Society The Society was formed in 2003 to strengthen and expand interest in and understanding of Haitian Art and Artists. Our website provides information about the HAS and our events, and also about other Haitian art events. We provide links to other sites about Haitian art and culture. Please click on the page links on the left to navigate around the HAS website. In addition to maintaining this web site, the Haitian Art Society organizes Conferences at which members are able to view public and private collections of Haitian art. Save the Dates! During May, June and July, 2009, the Washington DC chapter of the HAS will present "Isi La Renaissance", a major retrospective of the works of Hector Hyppolite, at the Museum of the Americas in DC . There will be a gala opening, seminars, discussions and a catalog. Details will be forthcoming http://www.waterloocenterforthearts.org/hac2008.html To join the Haitian Art Society or to renew your membership, click on the link for "About HAS Membership" on the left or click the page link here http://www.haitianartsociety.org/about.html There are regional chapters of the HAS located in Washington, D.C. and in New York City.
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Our Web Address HAS started with a dot com website in 2003 but as of April 2005 we moved to this dot org address. The old dot com url will now be a forwarding link. |
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Questions or suggestions about the HAS ? Please feel free to send us an email And to join our email list for HAS or to update your email address, please send an email to HAS_ORG@comcast.net Email = HAS_ORG [AT] comcast.net Our next HAS Meetings and Conferences Our 2006 Haitian Art Society Conference was held in Miami and our 2007 Conference was in San Diego The 2008 HAS Conference was held September 26-28 at the Waterloo Center for the Arts in Waterloo, Iowa |
Click on the portrait of Toussaint to be taken to the web page of author Madison Smartt Bell to see more about the painter and his subject. |
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