Aye-Ti Moun Yo Artists Training
In 2011, Aye-Ti Moun Yo organized two exhibitions in the city of New York to introduce and promote 10 local artists from Port-au-Prince, Haiti in the international art scene and market. 

Haitian Artists who took part at this project: 
Alex Bien Aime,  Promo Art, Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Ronald Cadet, Promo Art, Port-au-Prince, Haiti 
Alph Fleuristal, Promo Art, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
LaRochelle Josenti, Loray, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Nixon Leger, Loray, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Hugues Bertin Ferol, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Adme Georges, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Don Michaud, Comite St Luc, Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Pierre Etzer, Cap-Haitien, Haiti
Dessaline Jean Baptist, Jacmel, Haiti                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

            

During the artists visit ATMY also provided training sessions for the artists on how to use their art practice as teaching method to do our healing through the arts program for children in Haiti.

This Video depict one of our artistist's training sessions doing an art workshop for Haitian children displaced from Haiti after the earthquake and relocated in Brooklyn. 

                                                   Click on this picture bellow to watch the video:

 Project Sponsored by:                               

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Children's Kingdom Community Center NJ, 

                                        

Aye-Ti Moun Yo Healing through the Arts and International Public Art Project operating in Haiti in 2010

Aye-Ti Moun Yo doing healing through the arts programs in Port-au-Prince, Haiti at two orphenages: "La Maison de mon Pere" and "Foyer Espoir pour les Enfants". We also made an International Public Art Project with children from Haiti and New Orleans expressing and sharing their experience of surviving natural disaster in their respective homelands.

Please, click the link above to see video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy_xzyY0q1E&feature=player_embedded




Sponsors and Partners: 

• Foyer Espoir Pour Les Enfants (Orphanage), Haiti
  Orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti where we did the second part of our

  public art project mural and healing through the arts program with Haitian children. 

• My Father’s House (Orphanage), Haiti

     Orphanage in Port-au-Prince where we provide art learning and

     healing through the arts program to the children of Haiti.

• Young Audiences 21st Century Arts For Learning of LA, New Orleans, Louisiana

    Facilitated the part of our first international public art mural made with

    children of New Orleans at William J. Fisher and Lavadais elementary

    school summer camp in June and July 2010.

• Charity Buzz, Inc, New York

    Charity Buzz Inc., based in New York our major donor

   With the funding to do the pilot of our project in New Orleans in June and

   July and Port-au-Prince, Haiti in August 2010.

• Haiti Arts, Louisiana

    Haiti Arts had prepared logistics and coordination between our partners in

   Haiti, New Orleans and New York for the first part of our project. They

   have financially supported “AYE-TI MOUNN YO” project since the early

   research as one week after the earthquake to build the program. We are

   creating the project content and structure and acting as liaison with the

   communities and groups on the ground in Haiti.

• Hope For The Haitian Children Foundation, Inc Haiti/Louisiana

   A non-for-profit organization located in New Orleans, the major

   donor and support of “Foyer Espoir Pour Les Enfants” in Haiti

   which facilite our work at this orphanage.

  

• The Contemporary Art Center of N.O., New Orleans

   The Contemporary Art Center in New Orleans which is holding our

   First art Show event currently display at their children’s gallery From November 6^th  until

   January 9th, 2011.

Artists and Photographers Credits:

Vidho Lorville, Artist and Founder 

Clifton Faust, Photographer in New Orleans

Whitney Raynor, Photographer in Haiti

 Frantz Leone, Production Assistant in Haiti