Arts & Architecture News
Yale Dedicates the Frederick Iseman Theater
Yale School of Drama has announced that the New Theater, a 200-seat state-of-the art performance venue located at 1156 Chapel Street, was renamed the Frederick Iseman Theater in a dedication ceremony on May 30.
Yale School of Architecture Announces Public Events for Fall Term
The screening of a documentary about artist Tom Luckey will be the first of more than a dozen free and public events — including exhibitions, lectures and symposia — at the Yale School of Architecture (YSoA) this fall.
Festival Tours Highlight University’s Architectural Treasures
Yale's historic and architecturally distinctive campus will be the venue for an assortment of walking tours during the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
Plays by 10 City Youths To Be Staged by Yale Drama Students
Original plays written by city youths will come to life on stage this month with help from Yale School of Drama students as part of the Dwight/Edgewood Project (D/EP).
Complexities of Art Conservation Highlighted in New Exhibit
The complex issues that conservators and curators consider in the treatment of art objects is explored in an exhibition currently on view at the Yale University Art Gallery.
‘Seascapes’ Features Scenes From Days of Maritime Glory
A small exhibition of marine paintings and watercolors from the Dutch "Golden Age" and by noted British artists — including scenes of famous naval battles, warships, privateers and historical vessels — is featured in a summer exhibition at the Yale Center for British Art.
Works Created in England by Exiled French Artist On View at British Art Center
Portrait sculptures and scenes of domesticity by the exiled French artist Jules Dalou (1838-1902) are featured in a new exhibition opening June 11 at the Yale Center for British Art.
Creations of Yale Sculptor On View This Summer at Three New York Venues
Visitors to New York this summer will have three venues where they can view artwork by Jessica Stockholder, professor and director of graduate studies in sculpture at the Yale School of Art.
New Haven Students in Yale Film and Music Program To Screen Creations
The Yale School of Music will host the premiere of two films — one live-action, one animated — that were made by New Haven public school students through the support of the Yale Music in Schools Initiative.
Yale To Honor Outstanding Music Education Teachers from Across the Nation
Fifty music educators from schools around the country will be honored for their outstanding work June 10–11 at the second biennial “Symposium on Music in Schools” hosted by Yale School of Music.
‘Rap for Justice’ Offers Message of Non-Violence and Peace
An estimated 1,000 high school students from seven Connecticut cities gathered in Woolsey Hall on May 6 for a rap concert with the message of non-violence and respect.
