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Join Artspace New Haven and the Yale University Art Gallery for the opening of Footnotes and other embedded stories, an exhibition delving into artistic research whether citational, embodied, environmental, relational, or virtual. Footnotes and other embedded stories features new work from the 2021–2022 Happy and Bob Doran Artists in Residence, Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez, Leonard Galmon,

Following the conversation there will be a public Q&A

Bringing together performances from Thabisa & company, food from Havenly Treats, a live conversation with local artists about community healing, and the On Memory project report

Two consecutive artist lectures followed by public Q&As

Sidewalk Studio is an outdoor program on Chapel Street that fosters impromptu art making on a drop-in basis

Sidewalk Studio is an outdoor program on Chapel Street that fosters impromptu art making on a drop-in basis

No prior experience is necessary; and materials and refreshments will be provided.

Sidewalk Studio is an outdoor program on Chapel Street that fosters impromptu art making on a drop-in basis

The artists will discuss their residencies, artistic research, and the process of exhibition-making.

In this two-hour collaborative workshop, participants (ages 14+) will explore the use of a green screen in the production of photographic portraits

The conversation will focus on research threads in Smolinski’s practice that run throughout his new works

Featuring the work of the 2021–2022 Happy and Bob Doran Artists in Residence

Join Artspace New Haven for the a late-night opening of Completely Familiar, Entirely Free, a video exhibition curated by Michael Ipsen and Saskia Globig of the new media collective Lino Kino. Completely Familiar, Entirely Free is both television and public art, public access and window shopping, online shopping and post-Internet shopping. The exhibition, installed across

Join Artspace New Haven for an artist and curator lecture with Michael Ipsen and Saskia Globig, of the new media collective Lino Kino, about their exhibition Completely Familiar, Entirely Free, an exhibition featuring video works by Philadelphia and New Haven-based artists. The duo will narrativize the development of their shared artistic practice through a lecture

Join artist and musician, Trey Moore for Seeing Sounds Festival, a multi-genre music and arts festival that will take place July 23rd from 1:00–8:00 PM at Edgewood Skate Park in New Haven, CT. The day will feature a diverse line-up of local performing artists as well as food, art, and clothing vendors. The goal of the

Join Artspace New Haven for the Summer Artspace Program Portfolio Review Fair on Friday, July 29th, 5:00–7:00 PM at 50 Orange St. Students from the Summer Artspace Program will showcase their work over four weeks from their courses of Drawing, 2D Mixed Media, Sculpture, Digital Media, and Art History in a public celebration. This event

Join Artspace New Haven for conversations about video art on view in our exhibition Completely Familiar, Entirely Free through September 10th. Over lemonade and popcorn, audiences are invited to join Director of Curatorial Affairs, Laurel McLaughlin, and Program Coordinator Steve Roberts for casual conversations about the works in the exhibition and how they interact with the public

Join Artspace New Haven for a performance with Michael Ipsen and Saskia Globig of the new media collective Lino Kino. Truth Summit is a systematic investigation of the process of knowledge formation. The performers will transform the gallery into the offices of an imaginary think tank. Inspired by the endless work of the librarians in

Join Artspace New Haven for a new media workshop with artists and curators Michael Ipsen and Saskia Globig of the new media collective Lino Kino. The artists will illustrate their continued experimentation with exhibiting new media art within and without traditional art institutions, including recent work with livestreaming and multimedia performance. Through a mix of

Join Artspace New Haven for part II of a Green Screen pop-up workshop in collaboration with the Yale University Art Gallery at the Corner of Chapel and Church on The New Haven Green with artist Julia Rooney. Stop by Rooney's large-scale painting Greenscreen, 2022 to explore photography in an alternate landscape. Using the green screen as

“To eat the same foods suggests that we are both willing to bring the same thing into our bodies. People just feel closer to people who are eating the same food as they are. And then trust, cooperation—these are just the consequences of feeling close to someone.” Join Artspace New Haven for the summer Artists