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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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After BLM Silencing, Choral Censorship Battle Reaches National Stage

A screen shot from Melanie Cometa's video, the final version of which is embedded below.

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Student Theater Soars “Out Of Bounds”

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Young Cellists Play Their Way To Live Performance

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At Mitchell, A Science Evangelist Delivers Her Sermon

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Zakiya Dalila Harris Brings "The Other Black Girl" To SCSU

Isabel Chenoweth/SCSU Photos.

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“More Than A Number” Charts A Path From Prison To Poetry

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At Co-Op, Dance Workshop Brings Harlem To New Haven

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"The Neutral Ground" Probes The Lost Cause Myth

Courtesy CJ Hunt.

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Día de Muertos Blooms Through Pandemic Year

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Artspace Skates Its Way Into Open Source Festival

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"The Chinese Lady" Brings Long Wharf Back To Life

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Indigenous Peoples' Day Shifts To Story

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In Inaugural Arts Festival, Semilla Fêtes Resistance

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"This Honor Belongs To All Of Us:" Metro's Nataliya Braginsky Named History Teacher Of The Year

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Nine New Projects Sow Seeds Of Social Justice

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A Human Rights Champion Gets Her Due

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Reginald Dwayne Betts Named 2021 MacArthur Fellow

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Photo.

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On Whalley, Shaunda Holloway's Ode To Survival

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Wábi Gallery Takes Shape On Court Street

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On Orange Street, Two Artists Draw In Spanglish

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In Call For Immigration Reform, Rebel Diaz Sets A Soundtrack

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In Year Two, Black Haven Turns Its Lens On Joy

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Dr. Bouchet Finds A Home On Henry Street

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“Passing Strange” Makes The City Its Stage

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Sanctuary Kitchen Builds A Bridge To Afghanistan

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Artists Team Up To “Vacúnate Fair Haven”

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1,331 Days Later, Nelson Pinos Celebrates His Stay Of Deportation

Nelson Pinos, with his wife Elsa and son Brandon at First and Summerfield United Methodist Church in September 2018. Lucy Gellman Pre-Pandemic File Photo.

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After Pandemic Year, Artists Activate The Green

From left to right: Rafael Ramos, Eddie Padilla, Jose Apache Rivera and Marco Ayuso. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Three Fair Haven Artists Fête Essential Workers

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In Year Four, Black And Brown Queer Camp Centers Self-Care

Adrian Huq (in foreground) and Jaeana Bethea. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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On Washington Avenue, Hill Murals Spring To Life

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Hair Show Hails The Crown, Honors Sharon Clemons

Jamie Belton at the Hair & Art Show. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Love Reigns At Black Gay Pride

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Students Bring Juneteenth To Whalley Avenue

Young artist Dominic Brown with SEJ member Vy Tran. Longtime SEJ member Marquise McCullough is in the background. He graduated from Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School last year. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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"Yerba Bruja" Charts A Path To Healing

Images from the film. Yerba Bruja runs through June 25. The show’s production team includes Agosto, set designer and spirit guide Mercury, choreographer and spirit guide Jeanika Browne-Springer, videographer Nivia Easterling, photographer Maza Monteiro Rey, and sound designer Mashario Brown.

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Two "Five Star" Murals Take Shape In Hill

10-year-old Emanuel Diaz, who came out to paint last Saturday. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Dixwell Comes Out For "Stetson On The Street"

Olivia Gross Photos.

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Envisioning Equity: Building An Enjoyable City For All

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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Metro Students Probe New Haven's Past, Vision Its Future

Metro High School Senior Derek Bedoya and Teacher Nataliya Braginsky. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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At Poetic Haven, D. Douglas Centers, Celebrates Black Hair

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NXTHVN Apprentices Grow Their "Roots" In First Show

Chris Gardner Photos.

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Poets Breathe New Life Into Vivaldi

The poet Sun Queen, who is a co-founder of Black Lives Matter New Haven and the author of It Happened Within The Sun. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Children's March Taps Into Civil Rights History

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Movimiento Cultural Afro-Continental Keeps The Beat

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Hundreds March In Solidarity With Palestine, Colombia

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Seed Exchange, Sunflowers Sprout From Wilson Library

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At City Gallery, Seven Black Artists Bridge Past And Present

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Two Black Filmmakers Look Inward

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City's Cultural Equity Push Goes Public

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Four Artists Vision Connecticut's "Black Havens"

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SCSU Open Mic Centers Justice, Then Healing

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In "Papa's Free Day Party," A Story Of Liberation

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After Chauvin Verdict, A Pause & Call For Further Justice

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Jazz Collective Summons A Tradition Of Resistance

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Rethinking The Lotus Bowl at Auction

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Elm City Montessori Reads Together Against Racism

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Teachers, Youth Advocates Lead Black And Latinx Studies Rollout

Arturo Pineda photos. Screenshot via Zoom.

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CHATogether Tackles Anti-Asian Racism Through Theater

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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"We Are Not A Virus"

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Collective Consciousness Takes It To The Ballot Box

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In Year 18, Dorothy Awards Center Justice Fighters

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CROWN Act Sails Through The State Senate

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Hip Hop Panel Charts A Path To Education, Liberation

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Nathan Hale Teachers Bring Black History Month Home

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State Reps Get Personal As CROWN Act Passes House

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In Pandemic Winter, Open Mic Centers Black Joy

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Music Haven Rallies To Save Its State Funding, Again

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Artists Get "Unapologetically Radical"

Panelist from the Unapologetically Radical event. Top Row: Brittany Cooper and Tyler McElrath. Bottom Row: Nico Wheadon. Screenshot from Zoom.

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Artists, Long Wharf Launch The LAB

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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At ARTE, Students Become The Teachers

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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From Alders To The Arts, City Tackles Racism As A Public Health Crisis

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"Black Women Are Owed The World"

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City Hall Zooms In On Cultural Equity

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Our 2020 Top Ten

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Ro Godwynn's Year Of Reckoning

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Music Haven Pulls Back The Curtain On A Year Of Adaptation

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"Sweet Sorrow" And A Reimagined Year Of Yes

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"A Little Bit Of Death" Comes Alive On Film

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At Collab's Virtual Pitch Day, Artists Lead The Charge For Change

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State Ed Board Greenlights Black And Latinx Studies

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New Festival Shifts Its Focus To Black Filmmakers

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Children's Lit Meets Black Girl Magic

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Black Lives Matter Mural Lands On Temple Street

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One City, Many Stages, Endless Stories

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New Mural Brings Black Joy To Bassett Street

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Former Panthers Chart The Course To Revolutionary Education

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Hamden Launches Its First Black Film Festival

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At NXTHVN, "Pleading Freedom" Turns Its Eyes To The Criminal Justice System

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Black Lives Matter New Haven Spreads Back-To-School Book Bag Joy

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"Black Kid Joy" Appears At City Hall

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Summer Cab Liberates Theater On Zoom

Image from the Yale Summer Cabaret.

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City Hall Rolls Out Arts For Anti-Racism Toolkit

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Metro Students Map A Peoples' History Of The City

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Artspace (Re)Presents 50 Years Of Black Liberation

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Puma Simone Enters The Multiverse

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They Sing Their Names

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William Lanson Statue Taps Into City's Black History

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With "4 Freedom," Kolton Harris Calls For Liberation

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Frederick Douglass Is Still Speaking

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Black Voices Take Center Stage

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Lineage Group Reclaims "William Lanson Park"

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A Call To History, And Its Soundtrack

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A Juneteenth Reminder: Protect Your Joy

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