Nicolas Hyacinthe, an award-winning multidisciplinary artist born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and currently living in the USA, has work published in Black&White, COLOR, Boston Common Magazine, Best of Photography Book 2013, and 7th Annual Photography Master’s Cup.
Hyacinthe is a well-established photographer, filmmaker, painter, and spoken word poet. His artwork explores, innovates, and celebrates the mundane as well as draws inspiration from the intersecting cultures, landscapes, and mediums. His award-winning photographs are titled "Cleansing" and "Fracture." He received his formal education at the Boston Latin School and studied Photography and Film Production at Emerson College.
Most recently, he was awarded an Honorable Mention for his portrait "Fragile Armor" at the 2023 International Photography Awards.
In the past, he had a solo exhibition “Carrefour / Crossroads” as well as a group exhibition "I Am Migration: A Lived Experience" at the Urban Media Arts Gallery in Malden, MA, a featured group exhibition “Crossing Cultures” at the A.P.E. Arts Gallery in Northampton, MA, showcased his work at the Whitman Cultural Council’s “Champagne, Cake & Art'' fundraiser, and was exclusively selected to be a part of a featured exhibition “Crossing Borders” at the Copley Society of Art in Boston, MA.
For more information on Nicolas Hyacinthe and view his other artwork, visit: https://ww.nicolashyacinthe.com
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Well before the civil unrest from the summer of 2020 after George Floyd’s murder, activists have been taking to the streets for decades to address the racism and police brutality perpetuated in the USA and on the global front on other countries through the USA and European colonization. Here is Nicolas Hyacinthe’s artistic representation of the current Civil Rights Movement,… Read more →
Nicolas Hyacinthe is of two cultures, countries, and languages. Every day he straddles the vast chasm within these identities. His story isn’t unique of the Haitian diaspora, but his perspective is. Photography and film are bridges that allow him to navigate from his world to ours. Hard Edges & Soft Embraces is a multi-media meditation on returning home to Haiti… Read more →
Over a year ago, what used to be grey concrete turned to gold – a radiantly colorful mural unified a community of local residents, visionary youth, vulnerable unsheltered people, and more through an amalgamation of dancing noodles, a majestic dragon, illuminated candles to both celebrate birth and as a vigil to honor those who are gone, and a dialogue of… Read more →
The award-winning Haitian-born multidisciplinary artist Nicolas Hyacinthe presents his powerful spoken word called “Ayisyen” (which means Haiti in Haitian Creole) and shares a thought-provoking artistic discourse at his 2021 in-person solo exhibition called Carrefour / Crossroads in Malden, MA. Coincidentally, the president of Haiti at the time was assassinated days before the opening of his in-person exhibition and the country also… Read more →