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Artspace is pleased to present Resident X, a group show that introduces the idea of the “Artist Residency” as circumstantial form. The six artists in the show have not applied for residencies, nor have they sought out the unconventional places where they make work. Rather they find themselves consigned to one place for an extended period […]
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Artspace is pleased to present Between Beauty and Decay, a group show that examines humanity in the age of conflict. The artists in this show come from geopolitical backgrounds that deeply inform their work, identifying as American Indian, American, and Middle Eastern. Each use digital media, performance and installation to contemplate their contemporary landscapes, exploring land […]
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One of the largest events of its kind, Artspace’s City-Wide Open Studios is in its 20th year. In the month-long festival 360+ artists from across Connecticut open their doors to the public to exhibit their work and offer a peek into the creative process. The festival spans four weekends in the month of October, moving to […]
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Artspace is pleased to present YOUR ONLY LIMIT IS YOU., a philosophical and mathematically-minded multimedia project by Greyson Hong, Artspace’s 2016-17 Artist-in-Residence. Produced in the wake of the 2016 Presidential Election, this new and ongoing body of work merges traditional and unconventional means of tracking data to map the artist’s social, ancestral, and economic networks, […]
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Architect/artist team Kyle Skar and Brittany Whiteman will transform our 10’ x 2’ Crown Street Window exhibition space into a day- to-night stop for meditating on the seductive experience of moving through the urban landscape. A tiered grid of tilted mirrors, lit by multiple light sources, will collage together fragmented reflections of nearby buildings, traffic […]
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Sounds for Liberation is an audio project that examines issues of boundaries and divisions between the New Haven Correctional Facility, the New Haven Armory, and the neighborhood surrounding these two institutions. Audio recordings of song, personal narratives, storytelling, and the spoken word, collected from youth, community members, and the currently detained, are available to listen […]
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For intellectual activity, according to me, is, and must be, disinterested— the truth is a two-edged sword– and if one is not willing to be pierced by that sword, even to the extreme of dying on it, then all of one’s intellectual activity is a masturbatory delusion and a wicked and dangerous fraud. —James Baldwin, No Name in […]
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Photographer Nona Faustine confronts history in a quiet, yet forceful, way. In her series White Shoes, donning white pumps, sometimes with a white skirt or nude, Faustine employs her body as an embodiment for millions of enslaved women of African descent. At times she represents known figures, as in her photograph Ar’n’t I a Woman, […]
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Guest curator Rick Wester pulls work from the Artspace Flatfile for this exhibition in our Project Room. Curator Statement: At the onset, choosing an exhibition of works by artists previously unknown to the curator seems like a dangerous opportunity and maybe even more, a foolhardy challenge, so, of course, it was something I wanted to […]
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Justicia No Tiene Misericordia is an ongoing photographic project that focuses on the growing resistance against fascism, and the environments that nurture its growth. Over the course of my first semester in college I began photographing protests, rallies, social gatherings with the intention of discussing the next steps after the election and struggles that marginalized groups are currently […]