2 March 2012 Last updated at 16:15 GMT Help
The 2010 earthquake did more than just devastate Haiti's infrastructure, it
destroyed most of the country's art galleries and the livelihoods of artists who
sold their paintings on the streets.
But the influx of NGO workers - and their cash - is helping to boost an artistic revival in the Caribbean country.
BBC Brazil's João Fellet reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-17228277 (here there is a video of this new!)
This is a very hopeful new. Haiti is still needing help because of its disaster and we seem to forget it. There are more problems, but Haiti is still one of them.
It is nice to know there's people whose interests are there and it is helping that country. Haiti has to be reborn.
Art is a way to reconfort people from Haiti, they need a home, they need to feed their children but there are other things a country has to have: art, something that moves people.
I think it is a nice idea, and I think it has to grove too. More art, more homes, more help to Haiti.
A big hug to Haiti people!!
But the influx of NGO workers - and their cash - is helping to boost an artistic revival in the Caribbean country.
BBC Brazil's João Fellet reports.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-17228277 (here there is a video of this new!)
This is a very hopeful new. Haiti is still needing help because of its disaster and we seem to forget it. There are more problems, but Haiti is still one of them.
It is nice to know there's people whose interests are there and it is helping that country. Haiti has to be reborn.
Art is a way to reconfort people from Haiti, they need a home, they need to feed their children but there are other things a country has to have: art, something that moves people.
I think it is a nice idea, and I think it has to grove too. More art, more homes, more help to Haiti.
A big hug to Haiti people!!
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