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Dec 3

5:00 PM

Kimberly Camp
Collecting and Community

IN-PERSON: LITTLE HAITI CULTURAL CENTER

JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE KIMBERLY CAMP’S 40-YEAR PRACTICE AS AN ARTIST AND ADMINISTRATOR. KIMBERLY CAMP WILL BE IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. ANTONIO TILLIS, NOTED LITERARY SCHOLAR AND ART COLLECTOR.

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JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE KIMBERLY CAMP’S 40-YEAR PRACTICE AS AN ARTIST AND ADMINISTRATOR. KIMBERLY CAMP WILL BE IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. ANTONIO TILLIS, NOTED LITERARY SCHOLAR AND ART COLLECTOR.

Nov 30

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PRIZM X ART SEEN 365
JARED MCGRIFF

STUDIO SERIES

Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Jared McGriff at his studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Jared McGriff at his studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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MARK FLEURIDOR

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Mark Fleuridor at his studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Mark Fleuridor at his studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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N. MASANI LANDFAIR

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Georgia-based artist N.Masani Landfair at her studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Georgia-based artist N.Masani Landfair at her studio to learn more about his art-making process.

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SOFÍA CÓRDOVA

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Sofía Córdova at her studio to learn more about his art-making process.
Born in 1985 in Carolina, Puerto Rico, and currently based in Miami, Florida, Sofía Córdova makes work that considers sci-fi as alternative history, dance music’s liberatory potential, the internet, colonial contamination, mystical objects, and extinction and mutation as evolution, within the matrix of class, gender, race, late capitalism, and its technologies.

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Prizm & Art Seen 365 visit Miami-based artist Sofía Córdova at her studio to learn more about his art-making process.
Born in 1985 in Carolina, Puerto Rico, and currently based in Miami, Florida, Sofía Córdova makes work that considers sci-fi as alternative history, dance music’s liberatory potential, the internet, colonial contamination, mystical objects, and extinction and mutation as evolution, within the matrix of class, gender, race, late capitalism, and its technologies.

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YANIRA COLLADO

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Yanira Collado lives and works, Miami, FL. Collado identifies as a Dominican born in New York. She attended Miami’s New World School of the Arts for high school, studied at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and later pursued studies in Early Childhood Education.

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Yanira Collado lives and works, Miami, FL. Collado identifies as a Dominican born in New York. She attended Miami’s New World School of the Arts for high school, studied at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and later pursued studies in Early Childhood Education.

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IN THE STUDIO
MOREL DOUCET

STUDIO SERIES

Morel Doucet (b. 1990) is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist and arts educator that hails from Haiti. He employs ceramics, illustrations, and prints to examine the realities of climate-gentrification, migration, and displacement within the Black diaspora communities. Through a contemporary reconfiguration of the black experience, his work catalogs a powerful record of environmental decay at the intersection of economic inequity, the commodification of industry, personal labor, and race.

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Morel Doucet (b. 1990) is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist and arts educator that hails from Haiti. He employs ceramics, illustrations, and prints to examine the realities of climate-gentrification, migration, and displacement within the Black diaspora communities. Through a contemporary reconfiguration of the black experience, his work catalogs a powerful record of environmental decay at the intersection of economic inequity, the commodification of industry, personal labor, and race.

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IN THE STUDIO
COLLECTING WITH CCH

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Actress, Activist, and Consummate Collector, CCH Pounder, shares her 2020 collecting journey in support of artists in what has been an unpredictable year on many fronts. Enjoy a tour of her new acquisitions and her gallery Corentyne Cottage House

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Actress, Activist, and Consummate Collector, CCH Pounder, shares her 2020 collecting journey in support of artists in what has been an unpredictable year on many fronts. Enjoy a tour of her new acquisitions and her gallery Corentyne Cottage House

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REMEMBERING
DR.DAVID C. DRISKELL

Prizm Panels

In 2018, Prizm had the honor of hosting A living Legacy conversation featuring Distinguished University of Maryland Professor Emeritus of Art David C. Driskell in conversation with the David C. Driskell Center’s Executive Director, Professor Curlee R. Holton as part of the “Living Legacy National Speaking Tour”. Their conversation highlighted Driskell’s contributions as an artist, scholar, and cultural historian and the contributions of African American artists to the American art canon. Dr. David C. Driskell was a giant, a mentor to many, and an unwavering ambassador for the arts.

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In 2018, Prizm had the honor of hosting A living Legacy conversation featuring Distinguished University of Maryland Professor Emeritus of Art David C. Driskell in conversation with the David C. Driskell Center’s Executive Director, Professor Curlee R. Holton as part of the “Living Legacy National Speaking Tour”. Their conversation highlighted Driskell’s contributions as an artist, scholar, and cultural historian and the contributions of African American artists to the American art canon. Dr. David C. Driskell was a giant, a mentor to many, and an unwavering ambassador for the arts.

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REMEMBERING
MARVIN FABIEN

PRIZM PERFORM

In 2017, Nyugen Smith(USA/Trinidad/Haiti) and Marvin Fabien (Dominica/Martinique) presented, Lest We Forget, a multi-sensory performance derived from their on-going dialog related to the impacts of hurricanes and climate change in the Caribbean and the most venerable parts of the United States. Marvin Fabien had a penchant for, through his hypnotic use of sound, conjuring the aesthetics of the popular music culture of the Caribbean whilst simultaneously rendering hair raising Digital Performances that address key issues affecting the Caribbean region. Fabien was easily becoming an indelible force in the continued development of contemporary practice in the Caribbean/Global South. May we continue to remember his work through our continued efforts to amplify Diasporic narratives and perspectives.

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In 2017, Nyugen Smith(USA/Trinidad/Haiti) and Marvin Fabien (Dominica/Martinique) presented, Lest We Forget, a multi-sensory performance derived from their on-going dialog related to the impacts of hurricanes and climate change in the Caribbean and the most venerable parts of the United States. Marvin Fabien had a penchant for, through his hypnotic use of sound, conjuring the aesthetics of the popular music culture of the Caribbean whilst simultaneously rendering hair raising Digital Performances that address key issues affecting the Caribbean region. Fabien was easily becoming an indelible force in the continued development of contemporary practice in the Caribbean/Global South. May we continue to remember his work through our continued efforts to amplify Diasporic narratives and perspectives.

Vernacular À la Mode

PRIZM 2022

PRIZM returns with its long-awaited in-person format to celebrate its tenth-anniversary edition, taking place from November 29th through December 4th, 2022, and virtually from November 29th through December 12th. A Preview for our Patrons will take place from November 25th to 28th, 2022. PRIZM Art Fair 2022 will be available for online viewing through prizm.art and Artsy.net. Film screenings and PRIZM’s panel program will be available through the fair’s website and in person at our satellite partner venue, the Little Haiti Cultural Center.

To celebrate our 10th Anniversary year, curated by William Cordova, Marie Vickles, and Mikhaile Solomon, Prizm presents Vernacular À la Mode, with presentations by select galleries and artist exploring how vernacular modes of artmaking originating in global African contexts have influenced the cultivation of fine art practice worldwide.

Prizm 2022 will traverse Miami’s urban Core with our Main Fair located in the Miami Design District at 4220 N. Miami Ave and our Global Caribbean Pavilion Satellite located at the Little Haiti Cultural Center in partnership with the Little Haiti Cultural Center and the Haitian Cultural Arts Alliance.

Left: LaVaughn Belle, Storm (how to imagine the tropicalia as monumental-as in a lament), 2021
charcoal, ink, and acrylic with cuts and burns on paper
60 x 126 in

Alberto Aguilar
Drawing in Passing 2
5x7in
2022

Open Awareness
Dudley Alexis
Mixed Media
24×24 diagonal 33×33

Tessa Alexander
Mapping Convergence
Watercolour, pen and collage
12 panel | 9″ x 12″ each
2021

Observación de influyentes: cultura y herencia Taino, el clima y el machismo (Observation of Influensers: Taino culture and heritage, the climate and machismo), 2020
Amber Robles-Gordon
mixed media collage on canvas
18 x24 in.
46 x 61 cm

Stephen Arboite

Nic Aziz

Leticia Barreto
#6 Tropical Delirium Series
Watercolor on Arche Paper
13″ X 10″
2022

Kimberly Becoat
KMB exonerated central park jubilee
Acrylic, collaged painted Graphix sheets on Strathmore  paper
38 in x 48 in
2022

La Vaughn Belle
For Those of Us Who Live At The Shoreline (small)

Leonardo Benzant
Apparitions At The Crossroads

Jeremy Biggers
Mattie
Oil Canvas
72×96
2022

Nakeya Brown
Like Natural
16×20
2020

KimberlyCamp
ReeseCollection
TheNewCar

Christopher Carter

Naomi Chambers

Vanessa Charlot
Oshun in Waters

Summer Games, Francks F Deceus
Acrylic and collage on canvas
30 x 40 in.
76.2 x 101.6 cm.
2021

Yanira Collado
Untitled
Oil pastel, textile, carbon paper, house paint, carbon transfer
2021

Renee Cox

Christa David
There’s so much to tell you
Collage on Paper
11×15
2021

Betye, 2020
Jennifer Mack-Watkins
Silkscreen
9 x 12 inches
Edition 3/5

Francks Deceus

Mark Delmont (ArtLoveTrap)
The Joneses (Model Citizens)
36” x 48” Portrait
Mixed Media on Wood Panel
2022

Tasha Douge

Edouard Duval-Carrié
Baron Samdi and his consort, diptych
Oil on canvas, with painted frame with sand overall
64” x 112” inches, 54” × 64” inches each (with frame)
1992

Alanis Forde
Taste of Paradise
Oil on Canvas
40″ x 60″

Corinne Stevie Francilus
Lemon Flavored Coupe
Acrylic Painting
24″ x 30″
2015

Jennia Frederique Aponte

Yrneh Gabon
The Peace Marker
28.5x 40.5 inches
Mixed Media
2021

Jessica Gaynelle Moss

Jessica Gispert
Fire gods tools
Etched machete
16″X5.5″x15″
2019

David Gumbs
Untitled, Flamboyant Hybrid Series
Augmented Reality
60s video
2022

Olivia Guterson
Fire Remembering She Strong Not Hot
Oil Acrylic Pumice Canvas Salt On Canvas
22″X 26″
2022

Jazmine Hayes
Hi-ye, 2020-22 (extended version)
Single Channel HD Video
Director of Photography: Azikiwe Aboagye
Scored by: JazmineHayes
Edited by: Jazmine Hayes
6 min
Created at the Mare Residency, Baltimore

Convergence-In the Beginning, Napoleon Jones-Henderson
Enamel on Copper
37 x 39 x 2 in
94 x 99.1 x 5.1 cm
1996

LaToya Hobbs

Loren Holland

Dominique Hunter
Check-in
Mixed media on watercolor paper
30″ x 22″
2019

sarah huny young

Iirumva Isaac
DATE NIGHT
Oil on Canvas
39″ x 33″
2021

Deborah Jack

Carl Juste

Jeffrey Kent
Being Black in Public (⅓)
12” channel letters (no light), Armand de Brignac Champagne and The History of Black book
120″ x 12″
2021

Loni Johnson

Anqwenique Kinsel

Ajamu Kojo
Black Blood, No.12: In the spirit of Mrs. E. Davis, Proprietress
Mischtechnik on linen canvas
75″ x 81″
2021

N. Masani Landfair
Calling it all back to me
Collage on Paper
6.5″ x 4.5″
2020

Andre Leon Grey
The Mixtape Generation vs The Southern Theory of Relativity
Mixed media on Paper
22″ x 30″
2022

Juan Logan
Elegy CXIV
Acrylic paint on 300 lb. Fabriano Artitsico, hot press paper
22″ x 30″
2021

Lauren, 2021
Marryam Moma
30×30
Handcut collage

Jennifer Mack Watkins
Space Girl
Color Lithograph
18″ x 12-3/4″
Edition of 20
2022

Tsedaye Makonnen

Virgin of the Dusk,
Pauline Marcelle
Mixed Media/Oil on Canvas
47″ x 71
2021

Mary Martin
Reclaiming memory
Ceramic
14″ x 40″ x 20″
2021

Francisco Maso
The Architecture of Power No.7
Acrylic on Wood panel
96″ x 48″
2019

Christophe Mert
Unravelling the Identity Patchwork
Mixed media on canvas
78″ X 78″
(2020-2022)

Sakhile Mhlongo

Selloane Moeti

MARRYAM MOMA
Unapologetic
Analog Collage
20″ x 20″
2022

Zanele Montle
Painting 2 (mother and child) Singabuye sibonwe obani?
Acrylic on canvas
20″ x 24″
2022

Imo Nse Imeh
Angel Study (Falling Angel)
Charcoal, Unstretched Canvas
110″ x 84″
2020

Phumulani Ntuli
Black Madonna and Child
Mixed Media collage, transfer, and acrylic on canvas
78″ x 63″
2022

Khaulah Nurrudin
Bars in Georgia-diptych
Oil on Birch
4’x8′
2019

Kaloki Nyamai

Mmangaliso Nzuza

Bola Obatuyi
Love in the Hair
Fabrics and Acrylic on Canvas
48″ x 48″
2022

Okey Ofomata
Bus Stop
Acrylic, Oil Pastel, Charcoal on Canvas
60″ x 48″
2022

Gafar Oluwabori Quahar
Stand by Me
Acrylic on canvas
5′ X 5′
2022

Turtel Onli
The Alchemist
Acrylics on museum profiled unframed canvas
40” X 30”
2000

ALGO-RIDDIM: A Bundlehouse Sonic Relief Pack, 2021
Nyugen E. Smith
Box set that includes: 14 track colored vinyl LP, 18 x 18 inch editioned 3-color screen printed flag,
editioned Relief Pack, booklet (includes: lyrics, contributors’ bios, essay), 12 x 12 inch poster, and thank you card from the artist
Edition of 50
Box set is 12.5 x 12.25 x 1.5 in.

Tessa Alexander
Still I Rise
Watercolour and Collage on Paper
11 x 14 in.
28 x 36 cm
2021

NOG: Nubian of Greatness, 2021
Turtel Onli
Acrylics on archival primed wooden panel
42 x 32 in
106.7 x 81.3 cm

Brian Poli-Dixon

Sol’Sax
Leap of the Tiger Dance of the Zebra
1997

Wanda Raimundi Ortiz
Bargain Basement Sovereign, (part of new Las Reinas/Wig Variant drawing series)
Pan Pastel, charcoal, white charcoal on Stonehenge paper
50”x 72”
2022

Chire Regans

Senghor Reid

Amber Robles Gordon
At the Altar Dance of the Serpents Rice Installation
Mixed Media
2022

Hervé Sabin
Riden Chair| Mahogany, Batik Fabric, Royal Palm, Reclaimed Metal,
Waxed String and Oil Paint
30.25”x23.25”x 17.75”
2021

Kabuya Pamela Bowens-Saffo
OUT Reach
Mixed media paper
Constructions on wood panel
9″ dia.
2nd edition – Original 2022

Glenn Saffo
SUNRA at DC Space- Musical Performance 1970s
Photograhy
11″ X 14″ , 18″ X 24″
1970

Johnathan Sanchez Noa

Tylonn Sawyer

Françoise Sémiramoth
Caravage 1
9 Silkscreen Panels on Paper
87″ x 66″
2020

Nill Smith
Noctem
Acrylic on Canva
24″ x 30″
2022

Janera Solomon

Gene Tinnie Tinnie

Cornelius Tulloch
02 Caribbean Contemporary Series

Maxine Walters & Matthew McCarthy
Fire In The Dancehall
Mixed Media
8′ x 9′
2022

LaKeisha Wolf

Alisha B. Wormsley

Kraig Yearwood
Untitled (Self-portrait With Chair)
Mixed Media
23″ x 29.5″
2020

Vladimir Cybil Charlier
Dreamaker II
Acrylic, India ink, sequins, and beads on paper
3′ x 9′
2006

Athlone Clark

Imani Impulse, 1980
Silkscreen
38″ x 26″

David Gumbs
Untitled, Flamboyant hybrid series
augmented reality
60s video
2022

Jeremy Biggers
Mattie
Oil canvas
72×96
2022

Kimberly Camp
ReeseCollection TheNewCar

Bola Obatuyi
LoveintheHair
Fabrics and Acrylic on Canvas
48×48
2022

Selloane Moeti

La Vaughn Belle
Storm (how to imagine the tropicalia as monumental-as in a lament)
charcoal, ink, and acrylic with cuts and burns on paper
60 x 126 in.
2021

Tylonn Sawyer

Nerissa Brobbey
Yaa Asantewaa
Acrylic on Canvas
31″ X 39″
2019

Pauline Marcelle
Virgin of the Dusk,
Mixed Media/Oil on Canvas
47″ x 70″
2021

Nadia

Upcoming Events

PRIZM PREVIEW (IN-PERSON & ZOOM)

Nov.30 | 6-8:30 pm

Prizm opens its ninth edition with our annual Prizm Preview event at Red Rooster in Overtown with visual artists Bisa Butler, Stephen Towns, Amber Robles Gordon, and Noel W. Anderson. This panel explores the power of contemporary visual art through the practices of the Diaspora’s most preeminent artists who innovate through the use of textiles. The panel will also share how their works are impacted by black existential thought. Cocktails and light bites provided by Vranken Pommery and Red Rooster.

PRIZM PANELS (ZOOM)

Dec. 1 | 5 - 6 pm

Examining Black Existentialism through a Curatorial Lens with Visual Artists Amber Robles Gordon and Zoe Charlton, Independent Curator, Larry Ossei Mensah, and Director of Prizm, Mikhaile Solomon.

PRIZM PANELS (IN-PERSON & ZOOM)

5-5:45 pm

Connecting Diasporic Spaces through Art and Diplomacy: Redefining the Museum Model for Africa with Freda Isingoma (CEO of KIISA), Odile Tevie (Nubuke Foundation), and Raphael Chikukwa (National Gallery of Zimbabwe).

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