In celebration of Haitian Heritage Month, join us for the first session of an art workshop facilitated by Chabon at Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Chabon is a monthly art series created and curated by Bacheler, a multidisciplinary Haitian artist, using charcoal as the main medium.

The series explores identity, memory, and human connection through raw and evocative visual art. Each edition of Chabon transforms the space into a soulful, immersive experience where art meets community—blending live art creation, music, and conversation around creativity, culture, and resilience. Chabon aims to use art as a bridge to connect people, stories, and emotions through the simplicity and depth of charcoal and other mediums. The workshop series will continue on June 25 and July 30.

While at the museum, also take a guided gallery tour, explore new exhibitions and permanent collection galleries until 9pm, or enjoy happy hour on the terrace from 5–8pm.

Schedule

5–7pm Tours  
5–8pm Happy Hour at Verde  
7pm DJ set by Mr. Ruthless
8pm Sound healing with Claudia Apaid
8:30–9:20pm Live drawing with Bacheler
9pm Galleries Close 
9:25pm DJ concludes 
10pm Event ends
 

About Bacheler

Bacheler Jean Pierre is a multidisciplinary artist whose work moves fluidly between painting, music, fashion, and immersive cultural experiences. Rooted in identity and the reclamation of narrative, his series—such as Chabon, Limyè, and Chaloska—explore themes of ego, vulnerability, and transformation. His practice often bridges his experiences as a Haitian creative with global spaces, using charcoal, acrylic, and mixed media to create raw yet intentional minimalism.