About
Channels is a cultural arts production practice that supports artists, nonprofits, galleries, and organizations in producing exhibitions, public programs, and community-centered initiatives. Through project planning, artist coordination, curatorial development, and event production, Channels helps bring cultural projects from concept to completion.
Meet the Founder
Photo Credit: Oriol Tarridas
Tayina Deravile is a cultural producer, independent curator, program and arts administrator based in South Florida. Over the past decade, she has coordinated exhibitions, managed artists, produced public programs, and supported cultural organizations throughout the region. She combines creative vision with effective project execution, guiding exhibitions and community initiatives from concept to completion.
As a first-generation Haitian American, Deravile's curatorial practice examines identity, placemaking, and the ways personal and collective histories shape how we move through the world. Through exhibitions, public programs, and cultural initiatives, she creates opportunities for dialogue around cultural heritage, memory, race, gender, and belonging.
Drawing from experience across arts administration, project management, and curatorial practice, Deravile works collaboratively with artists and organizations to develop thoughtful, impactful projects that connect with diverse communities and audiences.