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Tout moun se moun*

Gabriel Wrye


April – August 2010
in Gallery 3


A filmmaker by trade, Gabriel Wrye traveled with a group of nurses from Louisville to Port au Prince, Haiti in the aftermath of the January earthquake to assist the relief effort in whatever manner he could.

While in Haiti, Wrye met the photojournalist Daniel Morel, who took some of the first images of the victims being pulled from the rubble that subsequently helped rally the aid relief from the international community. Arriving just three weeks after these first images were taken, Wrye began to photograph the landscape and people of Port au Prince and to capture an unconventional glimpse of both the destruction and the everyday life of Haitians coping, struggling and even rejoicing in the face of tragedy.

* "Tout moun se moun" means "Every person is a person" in Haitian Kreole

About the Artist

Gabriel Wrye lives in Los Angeles and Louisville and began his career as a film, television, commercial and music video editor. In 2007, he directed Heaven Come Down, a feature documentary about Pentecostal serpent handlers which aired on the Sundance Channel that same year. His other credits include High School (Sundance, 2010), The Brothers Bloom (2008), Any Given Sunday (1999), Crime + Punishment in Suburbia (Sundance, 1997). Look for the Louisville debut of High School at the Flyover Film Festival, June 11-13, 2010.


 

2010 Exhibitions

Death of Childhood
21c Museum Celebrates El Día de los Muertos with a collaboration with University of Louisville Professor Mitch Eckert's Color Photography Course
Late October - Early December
in Gallery 4
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Back to the Futurama
Jeremy Dean
Late September - October 21, 2010
in Gallery 4
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Simen Johan: Until the Kingdom Comes
July 2 - October 4, 2010
in the Street Level Gallery
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Faces of Fooshegu
Lindsay Cameron
November 2009 - Early October 2010
in Gallery 1, off the Atrium
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Tout moun se moun
Gabriel Wrye
April - August 2010
in Gallery 3
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Msyitc Truhts
Russel Hulsey
January - August 2010
in Gallery 4
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Creating Identity: Portraits Today
An examination of portraiture in the 21st Century
August 2009 - July 2010
Street Level & Atrium Galleries
Street Level exhibition details
Creating Identity: Portraits Today
An examination of portraiture in the 21st Century
August 2009 - July 2010
Street Level & Atrium Galleries
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The Pleasure Park
Elena Dorfman
April - July 2010
in the Video Lounge
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Talking Back: An Exhibition of T-shirt Messages and The Bodies Who Wear Them
Leslie Lyons

November 2009 - March 2010
in Gallery 3, off the Atrium
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