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David Choe in front of a mural by artist Esao Andrews for the Igloo Hong art project in Adgz, Morocco, 2016
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David Choe in front of a mural by artist Esao Andrews for the Igloo Hong art project in Adgz, Morocco, 2016
In a whirlwind journey, artist David Choe collaborates with the young artists supported by Haiti's Lide Foundation. 8 days in Haiti, documented by photographer Jason Jaworski, captures the vibrant art and communities of Choe's latest public art project.
DAY 1 - MAPOU
DAY 2 - BAYONÈ - MAPOU
DAY 3 - SOUVENANCE
DAY 4 - GUEROT
DAY 5 - GUILOT
DAY 6 - BSEIPH
DAY 7 - ST JEAN
DAY 8 - TERRE DES NEGRES
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David Choe in Morocco. Casablanca Hassan II mosque, 2016.
Man Power. Blue Men, Morocco. Igloo Hong Project, 2016.
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David Choe mural for Wynwood Walls in Miami - Nothing Lasts Forever - part of the FearLessWalls 16' public art exhibition
David Choe with finished mural for Wynwood Walls and their FearLessWalls 16' exhibit. Photo credit: Martha Cooper
photos by Martha Cooper & Wynwood Walls
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David Choe mural produced with the Lide Foundation in Haiti in 2016.
David Choe recently spent a few weeks working with the Lide Foundation supporting their arts and education initiative.
Lidè is an educational initiative in rural Haiti that uses the arts and literacy to empower at-risk adolescent girls and help them transition into school or vocational training. Established by Author Holiday Reinhorn, Actor Rainn Wilson and Executive Director Dr. Kathryn Adams in response to the devastating earthquake of 2010, the Lidè program seeks to uplift women and girls who have been denied equal access to education. Lidè trains and employs Haitian teachers and collaborates with grassroots schools and programs, such as “Smallholder Farmers Alliance”, “Fonkozé”, and “H.E.L.P.” In Lidè programs participants gain life and leadership skills and helps foster the community support they need to begin their educational journey.
The Lidè Foundation believes that arts in education inspires personal empowerment, resilience and self-efficacy. Lidè means both “Leader” and “Idea” in Haitian Creole.
To learn more about Lide and the great work they do visit http://www.lidehaiti.org/.
Portrait of a young Hatian girl by artist David Choe in collaboration with the Lide Foundation.
A group of Haitian girls with the Lide Foundation paint their own version of David Choe's Munko.
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Igloo Hong Morocco artists: Aaron Horkey, Esao Andrews, and Andrew Hem
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Andrew Hem portrait of his mother in Morocco with the Igloo Hong project in Agdz, Morocco
El Mac and Andrew Hem Igloo Hong mural in progress at the edge of the Sahara Desert in Merzouga, Morocco
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El Mac, David Choe, Andrew Hem, Mars-1, and Esao Andrews with Hssain Ahnana, respected leader in Merzouga and subject of El Mac's portrait for the Igloo Hong project
Igloo Hong photos by Paco Raterta