Didier William: Nou Kite Tout Sa Dy

The first monograph on Williams acclaimed, lush explorations of immigrant experience Published on the occasion of the Haitian-born, Philadelphia-based artists largest solo museum exhibition to date, Didier William: Nou Kite Tout Sa Dy presents an expansive view of Williams (born 1983) career through the lens of race, immigration, and personal and collective memory. Featuring more than 40 full-color images of Williams monumental paintings, lush printmaking practice and a large-scale sculpture commissioned for the exhibition, the book (whose title translates as "weve left that all behind"an oft-cited phrase by Haitian immigrants to the US) blends a recontextualization of the art historical canon with an incisive look at Miami, where William was raised. With work spanning decades, this catalog builds on the foundation already built for this engaging emerging artist.