Little Haiti Cultural Complex – 212 NE 59th Terrace, Miami, FL 33137

Cannibal Desire responds to the powerful pulsions, longings and fantasies of a violence from another time. In this project, the dimension of power defines an ambition which aims at multiplying new sensations and experiences, free of any hierarchy and form of control. The impetus of cannibal desire thus becomes, for the Caribbean artists, a state of consciousness, a way to consider the world.

Through selected paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs and videos, the curators Jean-Marc Hunt and Marie Vickles explore a poetic state of transe, similar to an unlimited fantasy with all sorts of possibilities. The exhibition Cannibal Desire was first shown in 2018 at the Fondation Clément in Martinique, focusing on emerging artists from Guadeloupe. Now travelling to Miami, the exhibition is expanding to artists from Martinique, French Guiana, Haiti, Mexico and Venezuela.

> An exhibition curated by

Jean-Marc Hunt (Guadeloupe)

Marie Vickles (U.S.)

> With artists:

Stephen Arboite (Haiti/U.S.)

Minia Biabiany (Guadeloupe)

Morel Doucet (Haiti/U.S.)

Gwladys Gambie (Martinique)

Atadja Lewa (Guadeloupe

Pepe Mar (Mexico/U.S.)

Gerno Odang (Surinam/French Guiana)

Ricardo Ozier-Lafontaine (Martinique)

Vickie Pierre (Haiti/U.S.)

Juan Ernesto Requena (Venezuela/U.S.)

Keisha Witherspoon (U.S.)

> Artwork from:

Ronald Cyrille (Guadeloupe)

Tim Frager (Guadeloupe)

Cedrick Isham (Guadeloupe)

Kelly Sinnapah Mary (Guadeloupe)

Raymond Médélice (Martinique)

Ramon Ngwete (French Guiana)

Steek (Guadeloupe)

Exhibition on view from March 13 to April 17, 2019.

For more information: www.tout-monde-festival.com

Parking info: coming soon