Artivist Leonor Anthony: Arctic Queen
LEONOR ANTHONY is a multi-disciplinary, Cuban-American artist and activist based in Miami. She is an accredited scholar, artist, photographer and published author. Leonor is well-known for her courageous use of materials and by creating works that invoke controversial issues. Anthony co-authored “Sounds of Freedom” with photographer Roberto Polillo. In October 2022, Anthony was awarded The Arctic Circle Fellowship and sailed the waters around the North Pole with 27 Artists and scientists in an unequaled and exclusive ecological Artist Residency.
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Lise Motherwell: Lessons Learned from Robert and Helen
LISE MOTHERWELL, PhD, PsyD is a retired licensed psychologist and President of the Board of Trustees the Provincetown Art Association & Museum (the original PAAM). Prior to becoming a clinician, she earned a PhD in Learning and Epistemology from MIT’s Media Lab where she studied learning styles and gender differences in how children interact with computers.
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Philippe Dodard: Multi-Disciplined Haitian Artist
Known for his synthesis of traditional Haitian pictorial expressions and contemporary articulations, PHILIPPE DODARD paints the Caribbean in a multiplicity of mediums from canvas to wood, stone, and, iron. His textured, layered public works often incorporate created objects rendering the mural a force of attraction fusing the environment with a serene vitality.
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Axelle Liautaud: Curator, Collector, Designer, Promotor of Haitian Art
AXELLE LIAUTAUD is a Haitian art historian and curator. She is also a designer who works with artists and craftsmen to create unique items.
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Beatriz Chachamovits: Environmental Artist
BEATRIZ CHACHAMOVITS is an environmental artist and educator from São Paulo, Brazil, living and working in Miami, Florida. Her work renders tangible the decline of the coral reef ecosystems, and the role played by humans in it. Her intention is to share the majestic beauty of at-risk marine ecologies as well as the appalling rate of their destruction.
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