IPC ArtSpace is a vibrant creative place for artistic exploration. Our mission is to enrich our community by actively encouraging the arts through education, sponsorship and outreach.
In Miami, new development in Little Haiti is changing the neighborhood’s creative landscape. IPC ArtSpace is holding ground, making space for artists of diverse backgrounds to engage with the arts.
The primary goal of IPC ArtSpace is to nurture connections between and among Haitian and Latin American artists and communities, and to create an intersection between these communities and our organizational partners.
To that end, we host workshops, special events, lectures, performances, meeting space, a gift shop and an exhibition space. We emphasize expressive authenticity, a sense of vibrancy, and a commitment to cultural roots.
IPC ArtSpace is host to a number of exhibition initiatives including iWitness.
iWitness: IPC Institute for Visual Journalism embraces the transformative power of visual journalism. Led by The Wolfsonian Public Humanities Lab at FIU and the community-based Iris PhotoCollective, iWitness is a pioneering think-tank that houses world-class journalists and their work from Latin America, the Caribbean, and its Global Diasporas. We create curriculum, public-facing work, research, and access to knowledge not only face-to-face, but also through digital initiatives, in all dimensions. Through an innovative, cutting-edge app, replete with curricular, visual, and textual content, iWitness: puts democracy in your hands.
To learn more about iWitness, visit iWitness.world