Profiling the life journey of a modern Haitian artist now living in Florida.
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A new book features biographies of 62 Florida "outsider artists."
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One of a group of African American artists who work has become wildly popular tells his story.
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A book explores the many sides of Florida folk art through visits with a host of artists. We hear the voices of some of the people featured in the book.
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A look at some "outsider" artists and how their work is gaining popularity, even as it becomes a sought-after commodity in upscale galleries nationwide.
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In 1957, then Cuban President Fulgencio Batista, a resident of Daytona Beach in the 1940s and 50s, gave much of his extensive collection of Cuban art to "the people of Daytona Beach." An art scholar explains how the collection offers a rich insight into Cuban history and tradition.
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