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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.

Jamiah Green

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“Artist Night” Yokes Culinary & Visual Arts In The Hill

Jamiah Green Photos. The words crawl in every direction across the figure’s coffee-colored skin, marking her arms and exposed torso in neat black lettering. It’s not a big deal, reads a phrase that stretches up her shoulder. You are the kind of woman your father would have thrown away, state three lines of text by her right breast, hovering just over the nipple. Which lifetime hurt you so bad? asks a sentence on her left arm.

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A Student Association Dances Into The School Year

From left to right: ASA Member Joné Mwape, AfroMixer attendee Jeana Noel, and ASA Member Danielle Addy.

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What Were We Made For?

“Humans only have one ending,” the words echoed over the screen. “Ideas live forever.”

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Pandemic School Diaries: A Rollercoaster Transition

Research papers on deadline. Running up against the clock while holding a part-time job. Rapid levels of anger boiling over as my anxiety reaches its stress limit.

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Holiday Village Brings Cheer To The Green

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Poetry In The Garden Blooms Into Late Summer

Jamiah Green Photos.

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"Brilliant Boba" Shines A Light On Asian Voices

Photo from the panel. Screenshot via YouTube.

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15 Months In, High School Students Navigate A New Normal

Top: Nadia Gaskins, who all her friends call "Navi," and Kelvin Hernandez. Bottom: Janae Hyatt and Clifford White. Contributed Photos.

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Pandemic School Diaries: "You Are Not Going Through This Alone"

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Book Joy Lands In Dwight

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Tap And Jazz Find Their Footing Together

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Elm Shakespeare, Common Ground Take A Prismatic View Of The Moment

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Elm City Lit Fest Lays A Virtual Groundwork

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Chrissy Gardner Sings Away The Quarantine Blues

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Stress, Uncertainty Define Students' COVID-19 Experiences

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Six Black Women Preach Taking The High Road

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Poets Go To Bat For Mental Health

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Bregamos Teaches Teens To Spot Dating Abuse

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Gar Waterman And Tom Edwards Merge The Shadows of the Past and Present

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Tap Jam Gets Into Its Own Rhythm

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Trinity Read-In Honors The Memory Of Toni Morrison

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The Word Spreads To Whalley

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At Peabody, Humanity And Hope Honor Dr. King

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Music Haven Grooves With The Holidays

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On Whalley, “The Night” Belongs To Young Readers

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Youth-Led Organizing Takes Root Downtown

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Co-Op Brings Shakespeare To The 1950s

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Jiva Brings Four Horsewomen To New Haven

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Young Leaders Stake Their Educational Claim

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¡Fiesta Latina! Dances Into Its 17th Year

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Nearly 2,000 Walk To End Alzheimer's

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Young New Haveners LEAP Into Reading

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Tools And Tinkering Lead To An Education

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A Mural Blooms At Wilson

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“The Word” Packs A Poetic Punch

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