A century after his birth, Port-au-Prince remembers its great historian

Through the various volumes of Port-au-Prince over the years, Georges Corvington accomplished a research and documentation effort of exceptional value.

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Baron la Croix at the Heart of Vodou

At the Alliance française des Cayes, anthropologist Frantz Alix Lubin and Professor Frantz Dérival dedicated a lecture to the Gédés, those psychopomps that guide souls to the afterlife.

The Festival En Lisant Highlights the Works of Yanick Lahens for Its 11th Edition

GVBO exhibits his works at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris

CinéMartinique 2026: Feguenson Hermogène Wins the Grand Prix Documentary with "Résurgence"

Haitian filmmaker Feguenson Hermogène has won the Grand Prix at the documentary competition of the CinéMartinique 2026 festival with his film "Résurgence".

Critical Review

The Aesthetics of Jean Venel Casséus's Album "Plim Poul"

In Gonaïves, the Guédés take to the streets for the Day of the Dead

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Watson Denis discusses the "double debt" of Haiti's independence at the DNL

Watson Denis signed two important works on the history of Haiti and France at the National Book Directorate (DNL) on Tuesday, October 27.

Centenary of Birth / A Life of Commitment between Haiti and France

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?