Gérald Bloncourt would have turned one hundred today

On the occasion of the centenary of his birth, we reflect on the journey of an artist and activist who dedicated his work to social struggles, human rights, and the memory of peoples.

Residences

Tèt San Kò by François John Woodly among the winners of the Résidences by Quatre Chemins 2026

Between popular myth and contemporary traumas, François John Woodly transforms the head without a body into pictorial language.

Tribute to Schultz Laurent Junior at the International Book and Arts Fair in New York

New Adventures of a Man of the People

Is Sonson Pipirit a Gang Leader?

Rasin Festival Atizay Announces Its Fifth Edition in Cap-Haitien

From November 22 to 29, 2026, the RASIN Festival Atizay will feature eight days of activities dedicated to the diversity of Haitian artistic creation in the country's second city.

Philippe Antoine, let us remember!

It was at ENARTS, where he shared his knowledge with his students, that Philippe Antoine understood how important it was for artists to support each other.

Launch conference / 11th edition

The En Lisant festival highlights the heroism of women

Celebration of the 21st Anniversary of the DNL: Between Celebrations, Achievements, Challenges, and Future Perspectives

The National Book Directorate located in Bourdon celebrated its 21st anniversary on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

The Social Function of Horror Cinema

Beyond its allegorical value, the social function of horror lies in the very nature of the sensory experience it offers.

Philippe Antoine: Memory of a Mural and Tribute to an Artist-Painter

Today, Philippe Antoine is no longer with us, but his mark on this wall of the ISERSS, as well as his commitment to sharing knowledge at the École nationale des arts, remains etched in our memories.

From Ariel Henry to the CPT: Four Years of Wandering

When the Provisional Became a Way of Governing in Haiti

Critical Review

L’École, source de tous les espoirs, by Charles Guy Étienne: between the urgency of transformation and the challenges of Haitian education

Charles Guy Étienne's diagnosis is pertinent: a school that refuses to question itself risks preparing young people for a world that no longer exists.