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100 1  Luc, Gregory Jesus. 
245 10 Haiti in central park|h[electronic resource] /|cGregory 
       Jesus Luc and Brian Fass. 
264  1 [United States] :|bSelf Publisher,|c2022. 
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520    HAITI IN CENTRAL PARK is a refreshing re-introduction to 
       Haiti. Cut from two different cloths and natives of one 
       city, Brian Fass and Gregory Jesus Luc have collaborated 
       to expose and document one of the many different ethnic 
       groups, which make up New York City. HICP highlights a 
       mixture of: art, fashion, history, music, pride, socio-
       politics, spirituality; and how these customs have 
       transcended into NYC and throughout North America.     
       Central Park, one of New York City's top must-see 
       attractions, has been the host to this unique form of 
       festival music since early 1990's. An essential space that
       welcomes over 50 million visitors annually, every Sunday 
       afternoon during the summer months (still to this day) you
       can catch this celebratory experience/ community gathering
       between 'The Mall' (a walkway/gathering area; CP boasts 
       one of the largest plantation of American elm) and the 
       'Bandshell' (a cultural iconic stage near very center of 
       Central Park; Martin Luther King Jr. spoke; John Lennon's 
       eulogy hosted) playing well into the late evening. Their 
       presence has contributed to the rebuilding and the 
       restoring of the intention of Central Park.     A culture 
       so very often misunderstood, paralyzed by negative press, 
       shady politics and xenophobia, HICP gives you a candid 
       introduction of Haiti through the caption of the Haitian 
       Diaspora and friends in New York City. Shot between the 
       years 2010-15, Brian's abstract, fluid-motion photography 
       matched with Jesus' contextual data appropriates the 
       propaganda, establishes a historical record, and gives 
       insight; thus filing a time-piece in New York City 
       history.     This book, not only serves as a showcase, but
       it is an educational and historical contribution. We pay 
       homage to a group, whom we recognize has contributed so 
       much to the legacy of America. 
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