'Trans Body II' Stuns, Surprises At Ely Center

Arts & Culture  |  Elm City Dance Collective  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  LGBTQ  |  New Haven Pride Center  |  Transgender Awareness Week Lucy Gellman | November 20th, 2019

At Ely Center, Artists Dig, Then Dive

Arts & Culture  |  East Rock  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Visual Arts McKenzie Belisle | May 29th, 2019

Listen: Nadine Nelson Finds A Recipe For Self-Care

Arts & Culture  |  Downtown  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Food & Drink  |  Nadine Nelson Lucy Gellman | March 18th, 2019

“Our Bodies,” With Old And New Eyes

Arts & Culture  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | March 13th, 2019

Fools, Fossils, And Form At The Ely Center

Arts & Culture  |  East Rock  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Visual Arts Leah Andelsmith | December 14th, 2018

At Ely Center, Artists Unload One By One

Arts & Culture  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Visual Arts Karen Marks | October 16th, 2018

For Lev, A Proper Goodbye

Arts & Culture  |  Debbie Hesse  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  K. Levni Sinanoğlu  |  New Haven  |  Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | May 21st, 2018

Circling Lev runs at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art through May 24. It features the work of William Bailey, Gideon Bok, Turner Brooks, Paul Clabby, Steve DiGiovanni, Denzil Hurley, Clint Jukkala, Joshua Marsh, David Pease, Katy Schneider, Gina Ruggeri, Joel Werring and Pawel Wojtasik. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Nasty Women Hit The Screen

Arts & Culture  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Greater New Haven  |  Lucy McClure  |  Movies  |  Nasty Women New Haven Lucy Gellman | November 8th, 2017

Nasty Women On Film

Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  Ely Center of Contemporary Art  |  Lucy McClure  |  Movies  |  Nasty Women New Haven  |  New Haven Brandi Fullwood | September 5th, 2017

A new citywide film festival is seeking to get very nasty — and cede the floor to female and immigrant voices in the process. As Trump repealed Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Tuesday, it was making the case for greater diversity and more local voices in Connecticut filmmaking — and hoping to hear from more New Haven artists.