Artists

Twenty-five contemporary artists from the Caribbean Mid-Atlantic are presenting works in ‘THE OPEN BOAT’ exhibition through our partner galleries during Miami Art Week 2023.

In addition, two artists have been invited to participate independently in a special project through their own studio representation.

Mirtho Linguet

After university studies in French Guiana, he studied at the MI21 photography school in Montreuil in 1993. In 1998, he moved to Zurich, Switzerland where he worked for fashion magazines (Edelweiss, Annabelle, GQ, Bolero, Joy, Vogue, FHM, Madame Figaro, Cosmopolitan, The A, ADDICT, Neo 2...) and for advertising agencies. In 1996, he won the Journées internationales de la photographie (JIP) in Arles and participated the following year in the Rencontres internationales de la photographie et de la mode in Hyères. After a one-month residency at Le Point Éphémère in Paris in 2010, he completed a three-month residency in early 2011 at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Art in Dijon.

Since 2006 Mirtho works and lives in French Guiana. With the photographic series from the project «ALCHIMIE», realized in 2009, he changes his approach in his work. His photography offers a vision that is more frank. He abandons the idea of the smooth image that he considers misleading. In some of his series, although taking the documentary form, his subjects are revealed in full light; the places, materials, bodies and postures remain raw, the faces are without shadow, nor artifices. He aims at preserving the asperities and roughness of his lens. Sometimes an element comes to question the environment in which it takes place, giving the impression of being one with the decor.

Today he continues to develop his projects and questions the concept of Universality and the so-called “humanity” of the question of meaning and their manifestations, their implications in the daily lives of men, which they actually produce, beyond words, labels and slogans.

Edouard Duval-Carrié

Edouard Duval-Carrié was born in Port-au-Prince. His family emigrated to Puerto Rico while he was a child during the François Duvalier regime. Duval-Carrié studied at the Université de Montréal and McGill University in Canada before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from Loyola College, Montréal in 1978. He later attended the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, France, from 1988 to 1989. He resided in France for many years and currently lives in Miami, Florida. ``I didn't want to go back to Haiti because of the political turmoil there. I have two kids,`` he explains. Instead he resides among Miami's substantial Haitian immigrant population and maintains cultural ties to his homeland. His works have been exhibited in Europe and the Americas.

Artists represented by partner galleries

Black Pony Gallery (Bermuda)

AB Wilson (Bermuda)

Meredith Andrews (Bermuda)

Nasaria Cholette (Cayman Islands)

James Cooper (Bermuda)

Humberto Díaz (Cuba)

Aimée Garcia (Cuba)

Niels Reyes (Cuba)

Charles Zuill (Bermuda)

Galerie Monnin (Haïti)

Mario Benjamin

Max Gregoire Benjamin

David Boyer

Jhonny Cineus

Adler Guerrier

Patrick Ganthier Killy

Dubreus Lherisson

Pascale Monnin

Lilika Papagrigoriou 

Jean Adrien Seide

Jean-Louis Senatus

Frantz Zephirin

ICE Gallery (Bahamas)

Reagan Kemp

Alia Knowles

Justin Moultrie

Navarro Newton

Eddion Whyms

Want to be part of the ATLANTIC ARTHOUSE as individual artist through a special project?

Submit your proposal to info@atlanticarthouse.com