Indigenous Peoples' Day Shifts To Story

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Downtown  |  Indigenous rights  |  New Haven Green Lucy Gellman | October 11th, 2021

In Inaugural Arts Festival, Semilla Fêtes Resistance

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Bregamos Community Theater  |  Fair Haven  |  Mutual aid  |  Semilla Collective  |  Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | October 11th, 2021

A Sculptor Conjures Joy On Artizan Street

Arts & Culture  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Sculpture  |  Wooster Square Lucy Gellman | October 8th, 2021

At Artspace, Artists Unite Past And Present

Arts & Culture  |  Artspace New Haven  |  Film & Video  |  Ninth Square  |  Sculpture  |  Visual Arts Charlotte Hughes | October 8th, 2021

Martha Friedman's work is in conversation with the history and process of mummification. Lucy Gellman Photos; all work by the artists.

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

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Education  |  Education & Youth  |  History  |  Metropolitan Business Academy Lucy Gellman | October 7th, 2021

A Collage Artist Takes On Covid-19

Arts & Culture  |  Crafts  |  Downtown  |  Painting  |  Visual Arts Raquel Burgess | October 6th, 2021

Artist Martha Savage holds up her signature "timecards:" mixed media cards that are often composed to portray larger societal issues such as racial injustice, access to health care, and the Covid-19 pandemic. Raquel Burgess Photos; the second photo is by Martha Savage of her timecards.

Nine New Projects Sow Seeds Of Social Justice

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture Lucy Gellman | October 5th, 2021

At Albertus, "Global And Grateful" Spotlights A Growing Community

Albertus Magnus  |  Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Photography  |  Prospect Hill  |  Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | October 4th, 2021

Jaigantic Defends River Street Plan

Arts & Culture  |  Economic Development  |  Fair Haven  |  Film & Video  |  Jaigantic Studios Lucy Gellman | October 4th, 2021

State Rep. Robyn Porter at Friday's press conference. "Black and Brown people, what do we talk about?" she asked aloud Friday. "We lift as we climb. And we got a brother, Michael Jai White, who is doing that. This is his vision. From where he came from. He's coming back to his community and lifting as he climbs." Lucy Gellman Photos.