A top art gallery in Boston, Caribbean Arts Gallery was opened on April 26, 2014. Featuring a list of well-known artists from Haiti, the gallery organized many exhibitions in Massachusetts. The goal was to promote Haitian art and culture. Closed in 2019, a few months before COVID, the gallery is exhibiting now its collection via its website jsfartcenter.org. The goal and the mission are the same:

Valorizing Haitian art and helping Haitian artists get exposure.

See below a list of images from different events and activities organized by the Gallery.

Caribbean Arts Gallery/Art-For-Change/Afro Caribbean Museum was located at 155-A Washington Street, Dorchester, MA 02121.

LIST OF EVENTS

• Great Opening of Caribbean Arts Gallery, April 26, 2014

• August 2015: Event to celebrate 20 years of anniversary of the Haitian Artists Assembly of Massachusetts founded in 1995.

• Exhibition at Monroe C. Gutman Library, (Harvard University), September 2015

• Event to celebrate 6 years of the Haitian Earthquake, January 12, 2016

• Second Exhibition at Monroe C. Gutman Library, (Harvard University), September 2016

• Workshop in collaboration with Museum Fine Arts (MFA) and Massachusetts College of Art, August 2017

• Event to celebrate 50 years of independence of Bermuda organized by the Consulate of Bermuda in Massachusetts, on May 25, 2018

• Event at Roxbury Community College, September 2018

• Exhibition at the Massachusetts Chamber of Senate, August 2019

• Exhibition at Massachusetts Cruise Port, September 2019

• Exhibition at Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, 2022 – 2024