, /PRNewswire/ — The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (UMOCA) is proud to present Atis Rezistans | Ghetto Biennale, an exhibition showcasing the vibrant and transformative art of Atis Rezistans, a collective of majority-class Haitian artists based in the Grand Rue neighborhood of Port-au-Prince. The exhibition highlights the dynamic collaborations and transcultural dialogues fostered by the Ghetto Biennale, an innovative platform that connects local Haitian artists with creatives from around the world.
Since its inception in 2009, the Ghetto Biennale has hosted over 300 international artists, challenging global art world barriers and reimagining traditional hierarchies of cultural production. Rooted in Haitian history, religion, and revolutionary legacy, the works of Atis Rezistans reflect resilience, creativity, and critical engagement with global issues. Their multidisciplinary practices span sculpture, painting, photography, video, music, poetry, and performance.
Through this exhibition, UMOCA seeks to spotlight the influence of Haitian majority-class cultures, exploring their radical lessons for the 21st century. Atis Rezistans | Ghetto Biennaleinterrogates …