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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.

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In "Don’t Diss-Connection," Filmmaking Meets Public Health

Dr. Yusuf Ransome and Josh Bibbey.

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Translating "Translations" With The Connecticut Irish Theater Troupe

From left to right: Jason Santacroce and Packy Lillis; Mike DePacale, Sarah Finnegan, Paul Pender, and Seamus Lonergan; Sarah Finnegan, Paul Pender, and Katie Santacroce in Brian Friel’s Translations, directed by Karl Ryan and produced by the Connecticut Irish Theater Troupe. Photos © Karl Ryan.

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A New Haven Artist Dives Into "The Mind Of A Saint"

Nelson at the Ives Main Branch of the New Haven Free Public Library. This week, he'll be presenting some of his work at the Trinity International Hip Hop Festival in Hartford. Lucy Gellman Photo.

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“Black Governors” Opens At Yale, Centering History

Heidi Brooks, Professor and Artsy Fund Committee Member at Yale SOM, artist Mario Moore, and Anita Sharif-Hyder, Dean of Students, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs and Student Life, and Artsy Fund Committee Member at Yale SOM. Mara Lavitt Photos.

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Two Years Later, Advocates Keep Roya's Memory Alive

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Piano Lessons Come To Stetson

Tahj Robinson. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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At Long Last, Alders Approve "Camryn's Corner"

Candles and photos at a vigil for Gayle in 2021, following her death. Contributed Photo.

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In "Embroidery Art," Refugee Artists Weave A Story Of Resilience

Top: Ruba Al Behery (sketch by Amal Abu Hussain), "Palestinian henna party حفلة الحنة الفلسطينية". Bottom: A traditional Palestinian embroidery sampler woven by Nawal Ibrahim Al-Ahmad (on blue background) and a "Hellenistic Rooster" inspired by the Marisa Tomb Paintings and embroidered by Alia Abu-Rabia. Lucy Gellman Photos; all art by refugee artists in the Palestinian History Tapestry Project.

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EFFY Rolls Into Its 17th Year

Tina Cordova on screen. Smithwick stands on right.

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Trump Cuts Come For Humanities, Libraries

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