Vodou and Religion in Haiti
Vodou is a religion – it is also a major feature of Haitian history, society, culture and identity. Vodou inspired the slave revolution that created the modern state of Haiti, and serves as the inspiration for huge numbers of Haitian artists and musicians.
Catching the Spirit – Vodou Art
Catching the Spirit exhibition at London’s October Gallery – review from THE TIMES newspaper, 18 October 2000 The voodoo that
Kanaval: Vodou, Politics and Revolution
Leah Gordon, Kanaval: Vodou, Politics and Revolution on the Streets of Haiti (London: Soul Jazz Publishing, 2010), ISBN: 978-0-9554817-3-4. £19.99/$39.99
Calendar: Vodou Feasts and Festivals
Vodou Feasts and Festivals Calendar of festivals and dates for your diary. 2-4 January – Cassé Gâteau 6 January –
AfroKarib: The Haitian Chapter
AfroKarib: The Haitian Chapter AfroKarib will be the first installation of a series of events that will explore and illuminate
Book of Vodou
Book of Vodou by Leah Gordon Published by Barron’s Educational Series. ISBN 0-7641-5249-1 Price £10.50 ‘The Book of Vodou’ is
Kanaval Screening – Vodou, Politics and Revolution in Haiti
Kanaval Screening – Vodou, Politics and Revolution Kanaval. Haitian history, and not only that of the revolution, is replayed through the
Kafou: Haiti, Art and Vodou
Kafou: Haiti, Art and Vodou Kafou is a major exhibition featuring Haitian art inspired by Vodou. The event will run
Anti-Haitian propaganda in the interests of western imperialism?
Anti-Haitian propaganda in the interests of western imperialism? 14 October 2009 by John Cussans: a talk (with film clips) presented
The Sculptors of Grand Rue
Grand Rue is the main avenue that runs through downtown Port au Prince, Haiti. At its southern end is a