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.
James performing at the Hill Neighborhood Festival as part of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
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Clockwise from top: Eriel Deranger, Diana Montano and Kyle Whyte. Screenshot from the event.
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Wilbur Cross Sophomore Young In Kim performs "Sicilienne" by Maria Theresia von Paradis.
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The free library box installed at the Learning Corridor in Newhallville. Tupac Shakur's face is painted on box.
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Top: Nadia Gaskins, who all her friends call "Navi," and Kelvin Hernandez. Bottom: Janae Hyatt and Clifford White. Contributed Photos.
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Noé Jimenez painting one of the four images that make up the street mural on Central Avenue. Arturo Pineda Photos.
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Daniel Carbajal practicing with Leo Burke. Arturo Pineda Photos.
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A still image of the video provided by Dana Karwas.
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Natalia Katz dance to Panchama by Beautiful Chorus as part of an Earth Day Peace Celebration in front of the Amistad Memorial. Arturo Pineda Photos.
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A screenshot of classwork from Carolina Fernandez's bilingual class. Picture courtesy of Carolina Fernandez.
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Screenshots via Zoom.
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Arturo Pineda photos. Screenshot via Zoom.
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Three of the guiding principles demonstrated in the theatre skit, "You don't worry alone, give permission to feel, and be kind to ourselves and others". Screenshot via Zoom.
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The URU The Right to Be Inc. banner hangs outside of the New Haven Fire Department's (NHFD) Grand Avenue headquarters and reads "As a leader in your community, your friends and family believe what you say and follow your example." Arturo Pineda Photos.
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Excessive Use by Vanessa Giraldos. Photo Courtesy of the New Haven Pride Center.
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The sampler package provided to viewers at home included za'atar rolls and keyk kadoo from Sanctuary Kitchen and a honey tart from Huneebee Project. Photo courtesy of Atticus Market.
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Panelist from the Unapologetically Radical event. Top Row: Brittany Cooper and Tyler McElrath. Bottom Row: Nico Wheadon. Screenshot from Zoom.
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Target Practice XIII, 2019 by Barbara Marks. Photo courtesy of Artspace.
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Marin Korenaga: “I think singing really helped me." The photo below shows her at a pre-pandemic concert with the musician Masie Peters, who she identified as a role model. Photos Courtesy of Marin Korenaga.
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Panelists from The LAB @ Long Wharf Theatre via YouTube screenshot. Pictured Top Row (Left to Right): Salwa Abdussabur, Isaac Bloodworth, and Onyeka Obiocha. Bottom Row (Left to Right): Ro Godwynn and Nico Wheadon.
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Dr. Marietta Vázquez answering questions from the panelists during a virtual town hall.
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Nicdaniel Charles drew a fleet of blue eighth notes on a makeshift music scale. In a glowing one-inch box beside him, Mia Rivera watched carefully. Her pink headphones glinted above her matching pink t-shirt. A few boxes away, Lysha Owuor tracked the notes one by one as they appeared. Charles looked away from the score and peered into the screen.
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A screenshot of panelists from YouTube. Top Row: AJ Hudson, Hamzah Jhaveri, and a sign language interpreter. Bottom Row: Arien Wilkerson and Adrian Huq.
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Melissa Sands, the art teacher at the school formerly known as Christopher Columbus Family Academy (CCFA), on a video lesson with retired CCFA teacher, Carmen Conyer interpreting. Screenshot courtesy of Sands.
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Students from the Chestnut Class Perform "I Just Called To Say I Love You" as part of Elm City Montessori School's virtual Winter Sing.
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Barbara Vereen accepts her award in person at First & Summerfield United Methodist Church. She wore a mask during the evening but removed it to speak for her speech.
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Business Outreach Librarian Gina Bingham outside the main branch of the New Haven Free Public Library. Lucy Gellman Photo.
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Three Sheets Owner Rick Seiden on Friday. He called the current system "death by a thousand cuts" when describing how much money the restaurant and bar has lost. Lucy Gellman Photos.
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Nazir Grayson, a junior site garden managers, works cleaning out a hive box that will be installed as part of a hive sponsorship
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A screenshot via Zoom of Keith Hamilton Cobb's 2018 performance of American Moore at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe in London.
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Orlando Hernández performed a tap dance at the first garage on Cottage Street as part of East Rock Halloween Project's production of Boitatá. Arturo Pineda Photos.
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A student dressed as a ballot box marches down Audubon Street as part of ATLAS's Get Out The Vote Puppet Parade. Arturo Pineda Photos.
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A member from Unidad Latina en Acción prepares some of the filling to go into the skeleton's costume. Contributed Photo.
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Addys Castillo performs a traditional dance with Movimento Cultural Afro-Continental (MCAC) to close out the voter rally.
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Chef Camacho plating a mushroom quesadilla filled with queso Oaxaca and Chihuahua next to a bowl of green salsa.
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Alexis Robbins stands alone in the white-walled studio, feet spread apart. A window is propped open behind her, exposing the velvet blue of night. She places her right hand to her chest, fingers fanned out as far as they’ll go. She steps forward, an offering. Arms extend. They look as though they are holding a precious and delicate weight.
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Rohn Lawrence plays Toad's Place in 2015. New Haven Independent File Photo.
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A Modem Love set at Partners earlier this year, before COVID-19 closures swept the city.
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Sara Zunda, Growth. Giclee Print. Images courtesy of Bailout Gallery.
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Clockwise from top: Twain House Director of Public Programs Jennifer LaRue, Frank Rizzo, Jacob Padrón and Melia Bensussen. Crowdcast screengrab.
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Top row: Artist Molly Gambardella, Mariachi Academy of New England students, Lou Mangini with Photographer Johnathon Henninger. Middle Row: Amira Brown, artwork by Althea Rao, musician Stephen Gritz King. Bottom row: Musician Fernanda Franco, Teaching artist and West Haven Council Member Trenée McGee, and Hanan Hameen. They are among the first 146 recipients.
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