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In celebration of Haitian heritage month, join us for a private tour in French of the MOCA exhibition by Manuel Mathieu: A World Discovered Under Other Skies and Dwelling on the Invisible.
Tour spots are limited, this tour will be conducted by Manuel Mathieu in French with English options available.
đź“…Friday, May 10, 5:00 PM
đź“ŤMuseum of Contemporary Art North Miami
The private tour will be followed by a conversation featuring Edwidge Danticat and Manuel Mathieu, moderated by Professor Terri Francis.
About Manuel Mathieu :
Manuel Mathieu (b. 1986 in Port-au-Prince) lives and works in Montreal. He received his BFA from UniversitĂ© du QuĂ©bec Ă
Montréal and his MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London. Mathieu was an artist in residence at Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart
(2019-20), and the Pamela Joyner and Alfred J. Giuffrida residency program, Sonoma CA (2019). Recent solo exhibitions have been held at
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (2020); HDM Gallery, Beijing (2019); The Armory Show, New York (2018); Tiwani Contemporary, London (2017); and
Institute of Contemporary Art, London (2015). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions held in Canada, the United States, and
Europe, including Fondation Phi, Montreal (2020); PĂ©rez Art Museum Miami (2019); Frieze London (2018); Art Basel (2017); and Grand Palais,
Paris (2014). Mathieu was one of the artists recognized by the 2020 Sobey Art Award.
May 2024 Events roundup: Explore culture, art, and music in Miami
May 2 | Thursdays at PAMM: Haitian Heritage Night Legacy: The Spirit of Basquiat |
May 3 & 4 | Jean Caze at Koubek Center The Koubek Center celebrates “the sound of surprise,” with the second edition of Jazz @ Koubek. Enjoy Vocalist songwriter Leesa Richards Quartet , trumpeter composer Jean Caze Quartet, Negroni Trio, led by pianist Jose Negroni, and bassist Noah Nipp and his Double N Trio |
May 5 | Little HaĂŻti book festival
Celebrate Haitian culture and talent with Miami Book Fair and Sosyete Koukouy! on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at Little Haiti Cultural
Complex, and online on Sunday, May 19, 2024. Experience a vibrant program featuring storytelling, children’s activities, dance, music,
games, a comedy showcase, and panel discussions. Connect with authors, artists, and community leaders from Little Haiti. |
May 9 | European short films
Celebrate Europe Day at the Coral Gables Art Cinema for an evening of curated European short films. You’ll meet with representatives of
the EU Consulates General in Miami and you’ll be able to learn more about the meaning of Europe Day while enjoying a sample of food and
drink from each of our countries. The evening will feature a selection of short movies including French documentary "Toutes
musclées" |
May 9 to 12 | Third Horizon Film Festival
The seventh annual Third Horizon Film Festival (THFF) returns to Miami, Florida featuring a curated selection of Caribbean cinema. This year, don't miss captivating French productions like "L’homme-vertige: Tales of a city" and "Mantjé tonbé sé viv (Dancing the Stumble)," alongside shorts including "Nos îles (Our islands)" and "Art: By any means necessary." Explore untold histories with "History is written at night" and the mystical realm of "Under the sky of fetishes," and experience the heartfelt journey of Haitian dreams in "Des rêves en bateaux papiers (Dreams like paper boats)." |
May 10 | MOCA, in conversation with Manuel Mathieu & Edwidge Danticat
Join MOCA for a conversation hosted by Dr Francis (UM) featuring internationally acclaimed, Haitian American novelist, short story
writer, and MacArthur Genius Fellow, Edwidge Danticat, alongside Haiti-born, Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist, Manuel Mathieu.
His works are currently on view at MOCA in two inter-connected exhibitions: World Discovered Under Other Skies and Dwelling on the
Invisible, exploring themes similarly found in Danticat’s work, such as migration and displacement, political upheaval, and the complex
relationships of family, community, and the self. |
May 17 | Sounds of Little HaĂŻti, Enjoy the essence of French Caribbean & creole music with Tabou Combo
Two legendary Konpa bands, Tabou Combo and Mizik Mizik are set to give you a performance like none other. Tabou Combo, the iconic
Haitian band, has been a cornerstone of Caribbean music for decades. With their infectious rhythms blending traditional compas with
global influences, they've enchanted audiences worldwide. In France, they're celebrated not just for their music but also as cultural
ambassadors, bridging continents with their vibrant melodies.
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May 24 | Screening of Kafou + Q&A with filmaker, Bruno Mourral at LHCC |
May | Federation AF USA Indulge your love of French from the comfort of your home by attending one of our online events! Talks on a variety of intriguing subjects are available from the Federation of Alliances Françaises USA as well as AF chapters from across the United States. Many events are free for AF members! more info |
June 8 | Francis Cabrel at Arsht Center Born in Agen in 1953, Francis Cabrel was raised in Astaffort (Lot-et-Garonne)/Southwestern France as evidenced by his melodious accent. He still lives there, and it figures prominently in his career. A major singer-songwriter, Cabrel has sold more than 25 million records thanks to his sophisticated, sensitive and poetic style. more info |
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