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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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A Library For Violeta

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A "Kind Of" Artist Finds A Home At CAW

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"A Lion Speaks" Creates A Conversation At CAW

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Creative Arts Workshop Director Steps Into Retirement

Jennifer Simpson and Trina Mace Learned. Simpson plans to serve as Interim Executive Director. Lucy Gellman Photo.

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Nasty Women Makes Its Return To New Haven

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In "Unveiled Roots," An Artist Digs Deep At CAW

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An Artist Records New Haven History

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At Creative Arts Workshop, A Window Into Printmaking

Photos courtesy of Creative Arts Workshop. Process • Proof • Print runs at CAW, 80 Audubon St. in New Haven, through Sept. 28.

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Young Artists Paint For Peace In Fair Haven

Thai Williams. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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An Exhibition Seeks To Bring Peace To New Haven

David Judd Photos.

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CAW Taps Learned As New Executive Director

Trina Mace Learned speaks at the opening of Alchemy of Art: Ann P. Lehman and Creative Arts Workshop in December 2023. File photo Kapp Singer.

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Weston Makes Belonging Visible at CAW

Top photo: Kim West0n. Bottom photo: Fethi Meghelli and Weston in front of “Man with Oud” by Palestinian artist, Mohamed Saleh Khalil, during the opening reception of "Made Visible: Origins in Belonging at Creative Arts Workshop. Mindi Englart Photos.

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Audubon Arts Hero Remembered In New Exhibition

A picture of Lehman welding mounted next to her artwork. All work by Ann Lehman. Photos Kapp Singer.

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Serendipitous Connections In Artspace’s "Impossible Souls"

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“Blocks And Bridges” Binds Past, Present, & Future

Esthea Kim's cube and two photocollages from the artist Ed Gendron. Blocks and Bridges: World Building in New Haven runs Sept. 25 to Oct. 29 at Creative Arts Workshop at 80 Audubon St. in New Haven. Kapp Singer Photos.

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For ECA, It's A "Small Small World" After All

David Judd Photos.

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CAW Show Makes Freedom Visible

Detail, Jasmine Nikole, “The Present Is The Future.” Made Visible: Freedom Dreams runs at Creative Arts Workshop through March 18. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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"Băng Qua Nước: Across Land, Across Water" Centers Vietnamese Voices At CAW

Antonius-Tín Bui's installation becomes the centerpiece of Băng Qua Nước: Across Land, Across Water, which runs at Creative Arts Workshop through Nov. 23. The show is curated by Yale University fourth year Ivy Vuong. Miranda Jeyaretnam Photos.

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At CAW, Artists Commune With Octavia Butler

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Creative Arts Workshop Turns Its Lens On Proximate Perception

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The Strength Within Me, NoelMüse️ Team Up To #BreakTheBias

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On Audubon Street, Three Sculptors Salute Black History

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Shaunda Holloway Brings New Haven Into Focus

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Coronavirus Claims A Longtime Arts Hero

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Photographers Document A Day Disconnected

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Chimney Crack Leaves CAW In The Cold

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Speed Daters Beat The Rain

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At CAW, Artists Rally For Sanctuary

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“Matter” And The Matter Of A Closer Look

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Can Artists Help Make New Haven A Sanctuary City?

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“Framing New Haven” Wraps Its Arms Around Refugee Narratives

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CAW Goes Under The Sea

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CAW Kicks Off Celebration of American Crafts

Tammy Chapman never imagined that mixing potions in her kitchen would lead her out of the house, and down Audubon Street. Now, she is making the case for skincare products as handmade crafts for a second year in a row.

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