A vibrant immigrant neighborhood is facing change and disruption amid a phenomenon known as climate

gentrification. Now a Miami exhibition seeks to document that community's resilience.

Jeffrey Brown visited for our arts and culture series, Canvas.

I always say little hey, he's a gift that we give to Miami-Dade

and to Florida itself or to the world.

It was a celebration of a neighborhood, an exhibition of art created by those who know and love it,

and also fear for its future.

Carl Felipe Juiced, an award-winning photojournalist with the Miami Herald,

is co-curator of I am Little Haiti.

Trying to redefine Little Haiti from different vantage points, from those who left those who stayed those were

a Haitian those who migrated to the area but all of us all who fall in love with little

Haiti now at Miami's Green Space, a community art center,

the exhibition organized with Florida International University

offers different views into the life of Little Haiti,

a neighborhood home to Haitian Americans and other Caribbean communities.

Paintings.

Little Haiti for me is my home.

A documentary, everyday objects, and photographs, including several by Joust, such as this of Father Reginal

John Marie of the Notre Dame to Haiti Catholic Church. It's to the soul of the Notre Dame De Haiti Catholic Church.

It's still the soul of Haiti.

It's a place where you can go laugh, cry, sing, see friends.

For me, it's a place I remember.

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