By Jonel Juste for artburstmiami.com
Also featuring on New Miami Times and The Miami Herald
After a cautious return to in-person events in 2022, the Little Haiti Book Festival is gearing up for a major comeback this year. The annual event takes place on Sunday, May 7, at three locations, Libreri Mapou Book Store, the Caribbean Marketplace (Mache Ayisyen), and the Little Haiti Cultural Center.
Continue reading “Little Haiti Book Festival Returns In Full Swing”Written By Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
The arts of Haiti are this spring the focal point of a series of lectures and seminars at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA). Offered by the Knight Art + Research Center program at ICA-Miami, these events notably focus on the artistic practices of Haiti and the Haitian diaspora from a scholarly and artistic perspective.
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Art has long been a means of exploring and depicting the female physique, and this fascination with femininity remains as relevant today as ever. An exhibition in Miami Design District titled “Still There Are Seeds to Be Gathered” features works by eighteen female artists who use their art to explore the female body.
Continue reading “Eighteen Miami Artists Explore The Female Body”Written by Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Florida International University (FIU) is presenting “Mama, G-Ma, and Nana: Diamonds in the Sky” at its Miami Beach Urban Studios. This exhibit runs through March 28, 2023, and honors the role models in the lives of the artists Elyssa Llanso, Anna Goraczko, and Tori Scott.
Continue reading “New FIU Exhibit Honors Female Role Models Through Art”by Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
Hailed as a celebration of Black music and culture, Jazz in the Gardens (JITG) will align performers such as Jill Scott, Jodeci, Ari Lennox, El Debarge, and Adam Blackstone on Saturday; and Erykah Badu, Sean Paul, Mike Phillips, Chandler Moore, Kierra “Kiki” Sheard and Pastor Mike Jr. on Sunday.
Continue reading “Jazz In The Gardens Has Evolved And So Has Its Lineup Of Musical Acts”Written by Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
Billed as the place where Black History Month meets Reggae Month, the Afro-Carib festival, presented by Visit Lauderdale, aims to celebrate the rich cultural heritage that has evolved from a shared bond rooted in African origins.
Continue reading “The Third Annual Afro-Carib Festival, A Celebration Of African And Caribbean Cultures”Written By Jonel Juste for Artburst Miami
This story also features on WLRN and Miami New Times
Its name is a fusion of two words, Africa and kinship. For Black History Month 2023, AfriKin is presenting “The Gaze Africana,” an art exhibit showcasing the work of artists inspired by the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., the African American icon and civil rights movement leader.
Continue reading “‘The Gaze Africana’ Showcases Work By 21 International Black Artists”Article repris du site Rezo Nodwes
La Dictée des Amériques était une fameuse compétition internationale d’orthographe qui se déroulait au cours des années 90 et 2000 au Québec. C’était à la fois un concours d’orthographe et une émission télévisée. Cette dictée réunissait des gens de tous les pays du monde francophone et même au-delà. Parmi ces pays, Haïti envoyait ses représentants au pays du sirop d’érable chaque année.
Continue reading “Il était une fois la Dictée des Amériques en Haïti”Par Jean Rony Charles (KafouNews)
Le site KafouNews a réalisé une belle interview avec nous au sujet de Carrefour Poésie, un podcast où nous lisons des poèmes d’auteur de divers horizons et suivi par plus de 6000 personnes. Voici l’article rédigé par le journaliste et poète carrefourois Jean Rony Charles.
Continue reading “Jonel Juste, tout par et pour la poésie”By Jonel Juste
Have you heard of ChatGPT? It is a powerful AI language model developed by the team at OpenAI. It is capable of generating human-like text on a wide range of topics and has been used in a variety of applications such as chatbots, content generation, and language translation. It’s the search engine that could one day replace Google. It’s a conversational AI that can also solve problems, suggest marketing strategies, and write codes. You ask it a question and it answers it.
As ChatGPT can hold an entire conversation, I talked with it for a while on December 20, 2022. Among other topics, we discussed the future of mankind, AI’s potential and dangers, Star Trek, and Singularity. I discovered that ChatGPT knows Haitian Creole (a little bit).
Surprisingly, ChatGPT didn’t know Argentina won the World Cup 2022. It stated that this event had not yet taken place. Either this AI hasn’t been updated or, hear me out, it’s a Brazil fan.
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