Haitian painter Ann Cajour will exhibit at Roots & Revival, in Miami Gardens, on December 2

Haitian painter Ann Cajour will exhibit and sell her paintings on Wednesday, December 2, at Roots & Revival 2026, a cultural evening organized from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Co-Space in Miami Gardens, Florida. The organizers announced her as one of the featured artists for this edition.

Ann Cajour paints Black women, culture, spirituality, and the connections between people, in a colorful style that the organizers describe as "vibrant" and "soulful." She has built a large online community. "That's me! So grateful to be a part of it," she reacted under the announcement.

A fourth edition during Miami Art Week

Roots & Revival, subtitled "Our Love Letter to Black Culture," is in its fourth edition. The evening is being held during Miami Art Week, at Co-Space, at 17161 NW 27th Avenue, in Miami Gardens. Tickets start at 20 dollars. The Urban League of Greater Miami is the main partner this year. More than 260 people attended last year, and the organizers are expecting about 300.

On the program: local Black visual artists exhibiting and selling their work, live poetry, music by DJ S.O.S., food stalls, and creative activities.

Co-Space founder Joy St. Clair created the event for those who do not feel comfortable in traditional galleries. "I wanted to create something that looks like us," she says. According to her, everyone deserves to experience art, even without frequenting galleries.