Arts Paper
As the editorially independent arm of The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, the Arts Paper seeks to celebrate, explore, and investigate the fine, visual, performing and culinary arts in and around New Haven.
In an era where popular culture has been riding off nostalgia-bait, renditions, and endless references, one up-and-coming band approaches the sound and aesthetics of the early 2000s with careful study and an impressively authentic style.
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Pelaez and Jensen at the Zine Fair in 2023 hosted at Bradley Street Bike Co-op. Contributed Photos.
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“When you pick up something, think about what else it could be,” artist Rebekah Fraser advised an audience of eager workshop attendees ready to transform textile scraps and trash into fashion. At a table in front of her, Hamden resident Lola Fain sat with her late mother’s embroidered tablecloth, ready to breathe new life into a beloved family heirloom.
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Divider of ocean facts and messages created by NHCM members. Adrian Huq Photos.
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All winning posters lined up on the stage of Lyric Hall. Contributed photo.
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Hollis Ngai introducing his podcast project. Screenshot from the event.
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Members of the rally. Adrian Huq Photos.
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Top row: John Dankosky, Ian Leung, and Destiny Thomas. Second row: Norman Garrick, Seung Namgoong, ASL Interpreter Anita Benjamin. Bottom: ASL Interpreter Brynn Hickey. Screenshot from the event.
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Clockwise from top: Eriel Deranger, Diana Montano and Kyle Whyte. Screenshot from the event.
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