Diversity and Inclusion
Excerpts from Dezafi by Frankétienne & Film Screening
March 26, 2019 at 12:00pm – 4:15pm
Community Folk Art Center
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An exhibition of eight paintings by the artist, sampling thirty years of his production (1988- 2018).
On view from MARCH 20 TO 26. COMMUNITY FOLK ART CENTER (CFAC), ART GALLERY, Gallery Hours 10:00am-5:00pm
805 E. Genesee Street, Syracuse Phone 315.442.2230
“These paintings, even though two of them date back thirty years ago, express the same idea of the Haitian chaos linked to a chaos-world. Individuals are intertwined in a morbid/ immobile journey: a strange impossible exodus between nothingness and explosive light. The spiral appears with a real and surreal double dimension in a tangle of paradoxes, a mixture of tragedy and utopia.” (Frankétienne)
Frankétienne and his English translator, Dr. Asselin Charles, will present, then read in Haitian and English excerpts from the first novel published in Haitian Creole, Dézafi. Book signing by Frankétienne and Asselin Charles
A light lunch will be offered (RSVP by March 20, noon @ jjonassa@syr.edu) TUESDAY MARCH 26, NOON-2PM
“Screening of Une étrange cathédrale dans la graisse des ténèbres by Charles Najman (2012, featuring Frankétienne)” <http://www.lahuit.com/fr/content/une-etrange-cathedrale- dans-la-graisse-des-tenebres>.
A conversation on the significance of the movie will follow with the audience, Frankétienne and his translator, Dr. Asselin Charles, Dr. Jean Jonassaint and Dr. Nicole Wallenbrock (Syracuse University). TUESDAY MARCH 26, 02:30PM-04:15PM
This event was published on March 25, 2021.
Event Details
- Category
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Type
- Films
- Region
- Greater Syracuse
- Open to
- Public
- Organizer
- Community Folk Art Center
- Contact
- Community Folk Art Center
cfac@syr.edu
+1.315.442.2230
- Accessibility
- Contact Community Folk Art Center to request accommodations