Join Artspace New Haven for a lecture “Eating the Other” with Yasmina Price. “You are what you eat.” Ilana Harris-Babou’s multi-form works address the seductions of aspirational media and wellness culture, opening onto the zesty and sinister proposition that what we ingest as consumers become markers of individual and collective identities. This lecture considers how
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its lead-up series to the festival. Join Clara Lieu. In this presentation, Lieu will demonstrate how participants can use Instagram as marketing professional development workshop. Instagram is one of the most effective social media platforms for
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with nico wheadon. Departing from the question, "What are curators and collectors looking for when they drop by the studio to see your work?" curator and entrepreneur nico wheadon will discuss how to design
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with artist/organizer Herve Locus for a tagging workshop at the Skate Bowl. Learn the basics of how to create impromptu art with spray paint on public surfaces. Materials will be provided. Participants will
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with Faustin Adeniran in a sculpture workshop to determine how found objects can reflect society at large. Participants will bring small-sized found materials to compile their compositions. Wood boards will be used as your
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with IfeMichelle Gardin, nico wheadon, and Gabriel Sacco for a three-part, choose-it-yourself writing workshop exploring the ways in which cultural producers write about artistic work, and artists tell stories and write statements and grant
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with artist Clymenza Hawkins. In an artist talk and subjective collage workshop, Clymenza will talk about her work, her process, and how she makes the choices she makes while collaging. Participants should bring images,
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with Ilana Harris-Babou and artistic duo Bergman & Salinas (Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas). The artists will join Artspace Director of Curatorial Affairs, Laurel V. McLaughlin, for a conversation moderated about their fall exhibitions.
Join Artspace New Haven in its Open Source 2022 Art Festival: In Common Spaces for a program in its week-long series with artist/educator Kori Koolman in a movement workshop at The Spot! We will meet at Artspace and walk over together. This workshop is designed to guide participants on a personal journey within various
Join Artspace New Haven and artistic duo Aeron Bergman & Alejandra Salinas for a lecture within their series “The Commons: towards reclaiming collective power.” Artist duo Bergman and Salinas will discuss capitalism, using their work and research as case-studies on the assumptions of values such as privatization, and competition. The artist lecture “Against the General
Join Artspace New Haven and artistic duo Aeron Bergman & Alejandra Salinas for a lecture with Dr. Vishwas Satgar. In “The Last Great Dispossession—Climate Justice and the Commons,” Dr. Satgar explores how the eco-cidal logic of capitalism has not only enclosed the commons in the heartlands and peripheries of capitalism, over 500 years, through private
Join Artspace New Haven and artistic duo Aeron Bergman & Alejandra Salinas for a lecture with Yale University Professor of Environmental Justice at the Yale School of the Environment and a Professor at Yale Law School, Gerald Torres. Dr. Torres’s lecture addresses the neo-liberal moment that defines our current predicament as it imagines the imperatives