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Arts Council Creates Curated Page on Kickstarter

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven becomes first Connecticut organization To partner with Kickstarter’s Curated Pages

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven is pleased to announce its partnership with Kickstarter in utilizing Curated Pages. Curated Pages, the newest feature to Kickstarter’s already impressive set of tools for online fundraising, allows institutions and organizations to highlight creative projects that align with their mission and/or region. Kickstarter, the largest online funding platform for creative projects in the world, enables artists, filmmakers, musicians, designers, writers, illustrators, explorers, curators and performers to realize their projects, events, and dreams through a unique all-or-nothing funding method. The New York Times deemed Kickstarter an “unexpected influence on indie culture, a new model for a D.I.Y. generation.”

“We hope our partnership with Kickstarter will draw more attention to the amazingly creative projects of the Greater New Haven region, encourage more of our artists to use this vital fundraising platform, and enable them to reach donors they would have otherwise never had access to,” says Cynthia Clair, Executive Director of the Arts Council of Greater New Haven. Currently, the Arts Council of Greater New Haven is the only organization in Connecticut partnering with Kickstarter through Curated Pages.

Kickstarter is already a successful tool for many New Haven-based artists and organizations. Recently, New Haven’s Pantochino Productions raised over $15,000 for their fall production of Cinderella Skeleton, The Musical. And upstart dance company Elm City Dance Collective raised over 100% of their projected fundraising goal for their interactive masquerade ball by engaging with over 70 donors.

To visit the Arts Council of Greater New Haven’s Curated Page, visit: http://www.kickstarter.com/artscouncilgreaternewhaven.
For more information on Kickstarter and Curated Pages, visit: www.kickstarter.com.

See New Work by Judy Atlas

Exploring Layers: New Work by Judy Atlas
February 2 - February 26
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 4, 2-5pm
Snow-date Sunday, February 5, 2-5pm
Closing Reception Sunday, February 26, noon to 5pm
For further information contact info@city-gallery.org.
Free

City Gallery, 994 State Street, New Haven, CT
www.city-gallery.org
203-782-2489

Judy Atlas drew inspiration for her abstract paintings from the “scenery of the street” - ranging from remnants of European antiquities in ancient Pompeii to the notices, flyers, and graffiti seen on the streets of contemporary New York. The acrylic and mixed media paintings utilize shapes, images, light, and mark making to reflect the artist’s personal journey, and to begin one for the viewer.

Sound Influence, Part II

Dizzy © Rob Stull

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven is pleased to present Sound Influence, Part II, in the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery, 70 Audubon St., 2nd floor. The exhibition is curated by local painter and muralist Katro Storm and will be on view during business hours from January 20, 2012 through March 2, 2012. A public reception is scheduled for Friday, February 3, from 5-7 pm.

Katro Storm, the curator, is a prolific artist who delivers meaningful and thoughtful portraits of inspirational leaders and influential city landmarks. A native of New Haven, a former student and teacher at the Educational Center for the Arts, he is a community mentor who continually seeks to create new work and inspire others to do the same. “It’s the challenge of creating something out of nothing that makes it exciting,” states Storm. “To push myself to a new level each time I paint.” With Sound Influence, Part II, the exhibition examines, as Storms states, “how important sound is to creating art.”

The art on display manifests very different responses to sounds that are universal. The exhibit reflects the “sound” environment in which each artist works in, be it the sound surrounding the space they work in or the music they listen to while creating. There are also artists who transfer their visual interpretation of music onto canvas, much like choreographers who compose a dance piece based on a specific piece of music.

Participating artists include: Aoke, Michael Angelis, Ian Appelgate, Jahmane Art, Lee Adam Beard, Rafael Cornier, Dooley-O, DS7, Renaldo Davidson, Orlando Dome, Paul Duda, EROS 165, Hayward Gatling, Rob Greenberge, Ellen Hackl Fagan, Aniko Horvath, Marta Machabeli, Conrad Mecheski, Destiny S. Palmer, Paul Panamerenko, John Rodrigues Brewer, Steve Ross, Reo Russo, William T. Saunders, Craig Streater Smith, Rob Stull, Kristin Thomas, Alison K. Walsh, Janet Warner & Charlie Win

For more information about Sound Influence, Part II, the Sumner McKnight Crosby Jr. Gallery, and the Arts Council of Greater New Haven, visit www.newhavenarts.org or call 203-772-2788.

Giampietro Gallery Presents Chromacosm

Melissa Brown

Giampietro Gallery is pleased to present Chromacosm, a group exhibition that brings together six artists who embrace color as a primary and essential element of their work. Artists presented are: Melissa Brown, Clint Jukkala, Zachary Keeting, Joshua Marsh, Douglas Melini, and Tamara Zahaykevich. The exhibit is on view from February 3 to March 3, 2012.

Conjuring worlds, both abstract and representational, the artists in Chromacosm think and speak in color as much as through drawing, imagery, or material. While associations abound, color here is felt more than named. Jewel-like hues, chromatic spills, and atmospheric gradations, evoke imagined spaces made of vibrant pigments. The works in Chromacosm are not so muchaboutcolor, rather color is the DNA that brings these images and objects to life.

Giampietro Gallery is located in the historic AC Gilbert Erector Set factory complex, less than 1/2 mile from interstate I-91 and about 2 miles from Union Railroad Station at 315 Peck St., New Haven, CT 06513. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4pm and Saturday 11am – 4pm or by appointment. For more information please call the Gallery at (203) 777-7760 or visit us on the web at www.GiampietroGallery.com

FREE 2 SPIT Features Kyle Brooks

FREE 2 SPIT, one of the East-Coast's hottest venues, will be featuring the humble, talented, poet/educator KYLE BROOKS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3RD, 7PM at The New Haven Peoples Center. Hosted By BAUB BIDON. Music provided by DEEJAY CONSCIOUS. Photography By NONFICTION. Sponsored by the First Friday Cafe.

Kyle Brooks, a native of Detroit, MI, has lived in New Haven, CT for over a decade. He holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree from Yale University, and is currently a 3rd year student at Yale Divinity School and the Institute of Sacred Music. His journey through life has led him everywhere from biology labs, to developing nations, to the high school classroom, and to pulpits. Kyle's passions include writing and performing music and poetry, and he plans to continue his education with a PhD in religion, with the aim of becoming a professor. He has been performing poetry for the last 6 years, and writes with the goal of creating new possibilities through words.

THE NEW HAVEN PEOPLES CENTER
37 HOWE STREET, NEW HAVEN, CT
Admission: $6
Xtra Dollar goes to Haiti/Ayiti

Open Mic Poetry Reading

CT Poetry Society Greater New Haven Chapter
First Saturday Open Mic Poetry Reading
Saturday, February 4, 4:30 -6:30 pm
Open to the public
Cave a Vin, 975 State St., New Haven
203-777-6206

Bring a poem to read. Meet poets! Enjoy Cave a Vin’s soups, paninis and fabulous wine and beer bar.
Contact: Christine Beck at connpoetry@comcast.net
http://www.ct-poetry-society.org

Stories & Stand-Up at Best Video Performance Space

Thursday, Feb. 2, 7:30 p.m.
Stories & Stand-Up: Paul Beckman & Gregory B. Dubno

Paul Beckman’s outrageously humorous family stories have entertained readers of Playboy Magazine and audiences at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. He is the author of two story collections, including Come, Meet My family and Other Stories. Widely published here, his work has also appeared in Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Germany. Prepared to be entertained.

Gregory B. Dubno has been a stand-up comedian for 7 years. After studying with Paula Coco at the New England Academy of Theater he made his stand up comedy stage debut in 2004, featuring at Hartford, CT’s City Steam Brew Ha Ha Comedy Club. Since then he has played New York City clubs such as The Improv, Broadway Comedy Club, and Stand Up New York, and all over Connecticut, including New Haven’s Joker’s Wild Comedy Club, The Hartford Funny Bone, Hamden’s Side Street Grille, and with Treehouse Comedy and Xtreme Comedy.

The Best Video Coffee Bar will be open with a fine selection of delicious snacks and refreshments, including Willoughby's coffee. Admission—as for all of Best Video’s Performance Space events—is free. 1842 Whitney Ave., Hamden, CT 06517, (203) 287-9286

See Julius Ceasar

Thursday, February 9 at 4:00pm
Friday, February 10 at 4:00 & 8:00pm
Saturday, February 11 at 4:00pm

Iseman Theater (1156 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT)
Directed by Ethan Heard

The Studio Series productions are designed to be learning experiences that complement classroom work, providing a medium for students at Yale School of Drama to combine their individual talents and energies toward the staging of collaboratively created works. Your attendance meaningfully completes that process.

Free and open to the public. Reservations required.
For more information, click here.

Good Goods at Yale Repertory Theatre

YALE REPERTORY THEATRE (James Bundy, Artistic Director; Victoria Nolan, Managing Director) presents the world premiere of GOOD GOODS by Christina Anderson, directed by Tina Landau. GOOD GOODS plays February 3-25 at Yale Repertory Theatre (1120 Chapel Street, at York Street). Opening Night is Thursday, February 9.

ABOUT GOOD GOODS
Amidst the cluttered shelves of a family-owned general store in a small Black town that doesn’t appear on any map, four lost souls reunite. Partnerships dissolve, alliances shift, and romances ignite as a tragic accident unleashes the town’s mysterious history. Blurring the line between body and spirit, Good Goods is an otherworldly love story of the (dis)possessed.

Tickets for GOOD GOODS range from $20-88, are available online at www.yalerep.org, by phone at (203) 432-1234, and in person at the Yale Rep Box Office (1120 Chapel Street, at York Street). Student, senior, and group rates are also available.

Spectral Scriabin at Yale

No Boundaries, a Series of Global Performances at Yale, presents: Spectral Scriabin
An extravaganza of lush music and spectacular lightshow that explores the legacy of the late Romantic composer Alexander Scriabin.Two Performances Only!

February 10 & 11 at 8pm
University Theatre, 222 York Street, New Haven CT
$35 / $10 Students [Tickets: 203-432-1234]
*Following each performance, there will be a talk-back with the pianist (Eteri Andjaparidze) and lighting designer (Jennifer Tipton).

PLUS a special colloquium, free and open to the public: A forum for students working across artistic and academic disciplines that will focus on interpreting Alexander Scriabin, multi-disciplinary performance practices, and the concept of "Piano-Theater."

Thursday, February 9, 4:30 – 6pm
Whitney Humanities Center Auditorium, 53 Wall Street
*Followed at 6:30 by a free screening of "Prometheus - Poem of Fire" - a documentary and concert film featuring the music of Alexander Scriabin and the Yale Symphony Orchestra

About Spectral Scriabin:
Russian composer Alexander Scriabin caused a sensation in 1915, staging what was most likely the first multimedia concert in history. Designing a clavier à lumière to project colors onto the stage as it was played, Scriabin pioneered ideas relating colors and musical pitch. Nearly a century later, celebrated Georgian pianist Eteri Andjaparidze and MacArthur Foundation Fellow Jennifer Tipton explore the legacy of this late Romantic composer through excerpts from his Poeme Languide in B Major and other works, including Feuillet d’Album in F-sharp Major, Opus Posthumous. This extravaganza of lush music and spectacular lightshow is truly "something unforgettable" (New York Press).

For more information, please visit http://yalerep.org/noboundaries/1112/spectralscriabin.html

Tax Workshop for Artists

Dancing Around Doing Your Taxes?
A TAX WORKSHOP FOR INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS
Presented by the Arts Council of Greater New Haven
Feb 8, 5 to 7 pm at the Arts Council, 70 Audubon St, 2nd Floor

Don’t wait until April to begin your taxes!
While you’re at it, get a head start on next year’s taxes with record-keeping advice from a pro, too!

Presenter: Fred Dalicandro of East of the River Consulting in Glastonbury, CT, a small business consultant and tax specialist for over 25 years

This workshop is designed for artists seeking tax guidance. The workshop will provide information on filing your tax return, when to declare your art as a business, and how to record and maximize your arts-related deductions. Important topics include: Determining how best to file for your arts-related work;Which forms you will need; Expenses you may not know you can deduct.

This workshop is free for Arts Council members, $10 for non-members but requires registration. To register, email info@newhavenarts.org.

Special Needs Art Classes for Children

NEW! Special Needs Art Classes for Children Ages 4-6 and 6-8

Working with an adult relative or caregiver, a Special Education teacher guides children through mixed media art projects. This six-session series develops fine motor skills as well as counting, cutting, patterning, measuring and vocabulary. Art Projects include Snowflake Pillows; Wall Hangings; Lollipop Flowers; Cookie-Cutter Art; Thumbprint
Art, Drums and Shakers and to welcome Spring, Birdhouses. Materials Included.
Fri. Feb. 3rd, 10th, 17th; Mar. 2nd, 9th; and 16th, 1-2:30pm. $170. For more information and to register call (860) 663-5593 or email artscenterkillingworth@gmail.com. Visit us at www.artscenterkillingworth.org

Songwriting Workshop

Songwriting Workshop with the Connecticut Songwriters Association
Tuesday, February 7, 7:15 PM
Morgan House at Union Baptist Church, 119 High St, Mystic CT

A Master Class on the craft of Songwriting, open to the public, for anyone interested in learning more about what makes a song affect a listener in specific ways. Attendees may present a song for professional critique.

The Connecticut Songwriters Association, founded in 1979, is an educational, nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the craft of original music. Bill Pere, President of CSA, is a Grammy-nominated Songwriter and an internationally published author of numerous articles and a book on the craft and business of songwriting.

The event is open to the public as well as to CSA members. A $10 suggested donation is requested to help support CSA community educational outreach programs. Attendees wishing to have a song critiqued should bring a song on CD or perform it live, along with 20 copies of the lyrics.

http://www.ctsongs.com

Winter Tai Chi Series

A Winter Tai Chi series starts on Saturday mornings beginning Feb. 11 at New Haven Public Library, 133 Elm St. The fee is $25 for the 6-week series which runs through March 24 (except March 10). Class is taught by Kathleen Brenner, and participants should wear comfortable clothing and footwear. Classes will take place inside the library. Free parking is available in Yale Lot 51 on Temple St. Registration is required at www.wintertaichi.eventbrite.com or call the library at 203-946-8835.

Family Programs at the New Haven Museum

The New Haven Museum will be hosting a variety of family programs during the month of February. All activities are designed for children (ages 4 up) and their families to discover history and art at the New Haven Museum.

Rock the World! A Family Day will take place on Saturday, February 4th from 10 AM – 2:30 PM. The family event highlights the new exhibition, New Haven’s Sentinels: The Art & Science of East and West Rock, on view at the Museum until May 2012. The event will feature art activities and Park Ranger Joe Milone from the West Rock Nature Center. Ranger Joe Milone is also adjunct faculty in the Recreation & Leisure Studies Department at Southern Connecticut State University. Children will be able to view some of the depictions of East and West Rocks on display and then create their own artwork inspired by what they see in the gallery. Artwork from this event will be collected and displayed in a new exhibit that will be on view at the New Haven Museum during the spring. Refreshments will be served. Admission is $5 per child and free for Members.

From Tuesday, February 21st through Thursday, February 23rd between 10 AM and 2:30 PM, the New Haven Museum will be offering drop-in art activities, interactive workshops, short guided tours, and special guests from the Lancraft Fife & Drum Corps. The program celebrates highlights in New Haven history. Each day will focus on different themes: Revolutionary New Haven (Tues., Feb. 21), Children’s Games (Wed., Feb. 22), New Haven Firsts (Thurs., Feb. 23), and Travel & Transportation (Fri., Feb. 24). Refreshments will be served at the Museum, but visitors are welcome to bring their own lunch.

Please note that children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times in the Museum. For a complete schedule of activities, please check our website at www.newhavenmuseum.org under the “News” section.
Admission is charged per day per child; $5 per child and free for Members. However, special rates apply if booking in advance for multiple days of the February Vacation Week Program. Pre-registration is suggested for all programs, but not required. The New Haven Museum is located in downtown New Haven at 114 Whitney Avenue. For more information, contact Michelle Cheng, Director of Education at (203) 562-4183 ext. 11 or education@newhavenmuseum.org.

Flights of Fancy

Flights of Fancy, Downtown New Haven’s popular wine tasting and shopping event returns on Friday, February 3rd, 2011 at 4 pm. The event, sponsored by The Wine Thief and The Study Hotel at Yale, is presented by the Broadway and Chapel Merchants Associations and features in-store wine tastings, special discounts and extraordinary giveaways at over 20 Downtown shops.

Attendees register at The Study Hotel, 1157 Chapel Street, from 4 pm to 7 pm. Registration is $10 and includes the exclusive Flights of Fancy wine glass, a map of participating shops, entry into the grand prize drawing, validated parking, coffee and dessert.

Once registered, participants sample fine wines provided by The Wine Thief (181 Crown Street) and receive 25% off their favorite item at participating stores in the Broadway and Chapel shopping districts. A special Flights of Fancy bus will be available to shuttle participants between the shopping districts throughout the evening.

At 8:30 pm, attendees return to The Study Hotel for Willoughby’s coffee, dessert, and a grand prize drawing for a complimentary stay for two at The Study Hotel at Yale.

Free validated parking is available at The York Street Garage (150 York Street) for all Flights of Fancy participants. The event is limited to the first 700 registrants and reservations are encouraged.

Visit www.infonewhaven.com/flightsoffancy for more information on Flights of Fancy.

Launch Party for Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride

An exhibit featuring “New Haven’s Sentinels: The Art & Science of East and West Rock” on display at the New Haven Museum will provide the perfect backdrop for the launch of registration and outreach for this year's Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride, which will take place on Saturday, April 21.

Thursday, Feb. 9, 5:30-7 p.m.
New Haven Museum (formerly the New Haven Colony Historical Society), 114 Whitney Avenue, New Haven

It's the fourth annual Rock to Rock event -- the biggest environmental fundraiser in New Haven, and the city's largest Earth Day celebration. In addition to the family-friendly 8-mile ride (with police escort) from West Rock to East Rock, this year features a 20-mile ride to Sleeping Giant and a new 40-mile option. All rides start with a scrumptious farm breakfast at Common Ground High School, nestled at the foot of West Rock. The ride will feature music organized by CT Folk, a Picnic for the Planet in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, a farmer's market and green fair, and opportunities to visit many of the city's parks and green spaces. Go to www.rocktorock.org for more information.

PechaKucha Night

Even cool cats need a break from Winter. Warm up to a few 20x20s at Bentara on February 8, 6pm. 76 Orange Street, New Haven. www.PKN-NewHaven.Org

February Meeting of Hamden Art League Hosts John Falato

The February meeting of the Hamden Art League will present artist and teacher John Falato, who will talk about his working procedure in creating Landscapes in Oil, explaining how he builds a painting from idea to completion. He will have both prints and original examples of his work on hand for viewing. A Madison resident, Falato is a photorealist painter and Professor of Fine Arts at Paier College of Art in Hamden, Connecticut.

The meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 14 in the Social Hall of the Miller Memorial Library Senior Center, 2901 Dixwell Avenue, Hamden, CT. Socializing and a brief business meeting begin at 7:15 p.m., followed by the artist's presentation from 7:30 - 8:30. The public is welcome. Please note that if the Senior Center is closed due to inclement weather, the meeting will be canceled. For more info on Hamden Art League, visit www.hamdenartleague.com

Photo Arts Collective Meeting

Sean Kernan is a photographer, a mentor, a writer, a traveler, a teacher and a lifelong student. He teaches workshops on creativity, all over the country, to groups of photographers and other creative professionals.

This Thursday, he will share his thoughts, and his photographs from the Kampala Boxing Club, along with a few other projects. You really shouldn't miss it! He's an inspiring person!

Photography: http://www.seankernan.com
Blog: http://seankernan.squarespace.com/

7pm, Thursday, February 2
Kehler Liddell Gallery
873 Whalley Avenue, New Haven, CT
203-389-9555
http://www.kehlerliddell.com/

Tag-A-Bag Design Competition

Call to Artists: 2012 Tag-A-Bag Design Competition

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven and Elm City Market are pleased to announce a call for local artists for a shopping bag design competition. The Tag-A-Bag competition is open to Greater New Haven artists, including high school and college art students. Submissions are due by February 7, 2012, with the winning designs to be announced February 13, 2012. Winning artists will receive a $100 from the Arts Council, a $100 gift certificate from Elm City Market, and their design immortalized on 500 reusable shopping bags. Visit www.theartspaper.com for more information and official guidelines.

Call for Photographers

Juried Photography Exhibition at Hygienic Art
The f-stops Here: In Color and Black + White
Show Dates: Feb 25 - March 17, 2012
Opening Night: Saturday, February 25, 7–10 pm

Black + white photography and color photography may be submitted. Artists may submit up to 3 pieces to be considered. All work must be for sale. No works previously shown at Hygienic will be accepted. All works must be suitably framed with wires and ready for hanging. All metal frames must have hangers and wire, NO CLIPS. Work submitted must not exceed 48” in either direction. All work must remain for the duration of the show. Hygienic will retain 30% of sales and collect 6% CT state sales tax. Hygienic will not be responsible for unclaimed work.

Receiving Dates:
Thursday, February 16, 2–6 pm
Friday, February 17, 11– 2 pm
Saturday, February 18, 11– 2 pm
If these times do not work please feel free to contact us to make a drop off arrangement

Entry fees:
$15.00 for single entry
$20.00 for two entries
$25.00 for three entries

Unselected Pick-up:
Thursday, February 23, 11– 3pm
Sunday, February 26, 12 – 3pm

Selected Pick Up:
Sunday, March 18, 12–3pm

Auditions for Romeo and Juliet

CT Free Shakespeare invites Equity and Non Equity adults and teens to audition for this summers production of
Romeo and Juliet. Auditions are Tues. Feb. 21, Wed. Feb. 22 and Thur. Feb. 23 from 11 AM--5 PM at Bridgeport City Hall Annex--First floor--CT Free Shakespeare Office--999 Broad Street, Bridgeport CT. Rehearsals begin on Tuesday, June 26 in Bridgeport CT. All rehearsals are during the day. Romeo and Juliet opens on Friday night July 13 and runs through Sunday, August 5. Prepare a brief monologue from Romeo and Juliet. No Appointments necessary. Equity Principals are paid. For furthur information see www.ctfreeshakespeare.org or email ellen@CTFreeShakespeare.org.

Fellowship Opportunities at Vermont Studio Center

Vermont Studio Center hosts 50 artists each month for independent residencies. The center has several fellowship opportunities. Deadline: February 15
http://www.vermontstudiocenter.org/announcing-february-15-2012-fellowship-opportunities/

Creative Capital Grants for Artists

Creative Capital supports artists whose work is provocative, timely and relevant; who are deeply engaged with their art forms and demonstrate a rigorous commitment to their craft, yet are also boldly original and push the boundaries of their genre; who create artistically omnivorous work that carries the potential to reshape the cultural landscape. In 2012 grants will be made in the disciplines of Emerging Fields, Performing Arts and Literature. Interested artists must submit a Letter of Inquiry between by March 1, 2012. For guidelines, go to http://creative-capital.org/content/docs/CC_Award_Guidelines_2012.pdf

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