The photos below are from the exhibition “Stories from Far and Near: Refugee Artists in New Haven” at the New Haven Museum and Historical Society (which runs until September 10th). The show features pieces covering a variety of art forms, from sculpture and painting to mixed media and photography – all made by refugee artists […]
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Silas Finch – Corsair Sculpture – Part I – by Jeffrey Kerekes
There is a new building going up in East Rock between Mechanic Street and State Street – next to The Pantry – called The Corsair. The Corsair hiredSilas Finchto create “Becalmed”, a centerpiece sculpture for their central courtyard. Silas conceptualized, designed and collaborated with Bodhi Design and Fabrication on this skeletonized boat sculpture from an antique […]
Studio Visit with Noe Jimenez – Daniel Vieira
Lately, I have been focused on creating posts about individual artists and musicians on ILNH. I hope these posts serve as celebrations of people in New Haven that are endlessly creative and forging their own paths. It has been fun getting to spend sometime with each person. I hope it’s been fun for you, the […]
Public Art (part 4) – Yogasai Gazula
The final post in the series. Nee Nee by Swoon Nee Nee by Swoon End of the Line by Nancy Holt Indeterminate Line by Bernar Venet Indeterminate Line by Bernar Venet Seen at The Johnson-Horsfall Laboratory I also found this mural near Crown Street. Tree Turbine by Joseph Smolinski Symbols of Man at SCSU
Flying High on Escapade – Lucy Gellman
There were a lot of things that happened last weekend. Leora Morris opened her production of Women Beware Women at the Iseman Theater (still going on through Jan. 29!), and it was amazing. BAR kept its doors open during the blizzard — which we from Michigan would call a “dusting” — and had a crazy […]
In The Studio with Silas Finch – Lucy Gellman
Hey New Haveners! Lucy here, back from City Wide Open Studios’ “Transported Weekend” with a little report about an artist you may or may not know: Silas Finch, who opened his quirky and amazing shop of oddities up to the public last Saturday and Sunday. In theory, I’ve known Silas since last year, when I […]