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fRact / fictionOpening Reception: October 6

Westville Weekend: October 7–8Alternative Space Weekend: October 14–15

Private Studios: October 21–22Erector Square Weekend: October 28–29

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Welcome to the 20th annual City-Wide Open Studios! Thank you for attending and for your participation in the original creative expression on display that ignites joy and wonderment. The artwork on display and the lectures that make CWOS so meaningful for thousands of visitors enjoying this important art

“moment” is admired and appreciated by a very grateful City of New Haven.

Likewise, a word of THANKS to Helen Kauder and the bold leadership at Artspace, a pivotal destination in the cultural landscape of New Haven – this year celebrating more than 30 years of original and trend-setting, thought-provoking talent.

City-Wide Open Studios is the centerpiece of this month-long celebration of artistic achievement. This annual celebration is enhanced by studio visits, unique workspaces, and special gallery exhibitions across this historic city. What’s in store is literally a treasure-trove of talent and desirable / collectible artworks! It’s a once-a-year gem not to be missed – don’t forget to tweet and share the moment with friends everywhere!

New Haven has undeniable, global recognition as a destination in the Creativity Economy with City-Wide Open Studios a sure-bet “calling-card” to attract artists and visitors from far and wide. This year’s Guide delineates a superb selection of inspiring and imaginative artwork. Like you, I always look forward to attending this very special moment on The Elm City’s Arts Calendar.

Whatever the medium: sculpture, painting, prints, collage, jewelry, textiles, installations or mixed media works… each studio visit and every interaction and engagement with participating artists validates this amazing initiative and reinforces New Haven as The PLACE to BE – Where Ideas Matter!

As Mayor of this forward-thinking city, I welcome all visitors to City-Wide Open Studios with an invitation for you to also enjoy the city’s acclaimed inventory of retail shops, restaurants, and regional attractions during your visit to the CWOS.

CWOS has become a novel place-holder in our ongoing (and timely) national narrative about ‘why art matters.’ That question is answered each year through this remarkable interactive public art experience curated and hosted by Artspace New Haven. During your journey, take a moment to reflect on how art and creative expression exemplify a truly free republic.

Toni N. Harp Mayor, City of New Haven

Art is a powerful part of our economy. The Arts generates jobs, cultural tourism and economic impact. Equally as valuable, art helps to create community identity and vibrancy, encouraging people of all backgrounds to connect with each other. The City-Wide Open Studios Festival is indicative of

what it means to provide arts access to diverse audiences. The festival celebrates this power by showcasing and supporting artists from all disciplines across the state. This year’s theme “fact/fiction” calls for artists to explore the distinction between reality and illusion within the current political climate. In addition, artists are being encouraged to embrace a culture that supports curiosity, action and awareness, in, about and through the arts.

I interact with artists every day, but CWOS provides a unique opportunity for me to meaningfully connect with local artists to learn about their work and process. Year after year, Artspace continues to curate a festival that combats the norm and inspires critical thinking through the arts. The City Wide Open Studios festival is the perfect example of the cultural vibrancy that exists within our great State.

Kristina Newman Scott Director of Culture, Department of Economic & Community Development, State of Connecticut

The 20th Annual City-Wide Open StudiosWelcome!

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For 20 years, City-Wide Open Studios has played a critical role in the cultural life of Greater New Haven and the State of Connecticut. From the first time that artists at Erector Square shook hands with one another and met in 1998, to the thousands of visitors over the years who have come to delight in

the creative work set in iconic spaces like the Pirelli Building and now the Goffe Street Armory, CWOS, presented and organized by Artspace, has been an exuberant, yet steady source of community vitality and creative inspiration.

At the 20-year mark, a Festival like CWOS thinks back to its origins, when artists seemed disenfranchised from the polity and from civic concerns. The impulse in 1998 was to forge connections, literally connecting dots on a map made up of marks, each one made by hand by an artist who had been invited to “put yourself on the map.”

The transformation of our community has been remarkable on so many dimensions. Artists hold more power than ever before, are more networked than throughout history, and are understood to be unique and innovative agents of change. What now exists in our community’s conception of itself did not exist when we started CWOS.

The fracturing of our lives at a time when the battle between fact and fiction has never felt more consequential is our chosen theme that has galvanized some of the festival’s most adventurous work, and our 2017 lineup attests to the sheer number and variety of ways in which our most vital artists are pushing the possibilities of their practice.

As you explore the studios this month, know that Artspace continues to stand by our mission to catalyze artistic activity, to connect artists, audiences and resources, and to enrich art experiences and activate art. Your participation, whether as artist, visitor, collaborator or partner, and your curiosity, empathy and generosity fuel this artistic community. Thank you for being part of the Festival.

Helen Kauder Executive Director, Artspace

Welcome to Artspace’s City-Wide Open Studios! This year marks the 20th Anniversary of what has become the largest open studios event in the region. The theme this year is fRact/fiction, a provocation related to the ‘fake news’ and ‘fact checking’ aspects of our current political and media environment.

From October 6 to November 7, you will see a number of performances, installations, and sculptures that address an array of national and local questions. These range from what it means to be American to what impact the Goffe Street Armory has in its neighborhood.

In addition to this thought-provoking work, CWOS illustrates how the New Haven community of artists, local government, businesses, schools, organizations, and volunteers, can come together and put on a truly spectacular series of events of which the entire city can be proud. Over the course of these five weeks, I encourage you to immerse yourself in the intimacy of the private artist studios, the grandness of the Armory, and the energy of the shared workspaces in Erector Square and Westville.

Behind the scenes of all the amazing artwork is a very small group of tireless and committed Artspace staff members. I want to personally thank them each for their commitment to the success of CWOS. This event is a reality thanks to their efforts.

So, on behalf of the staff and board of Artspace, we hope you enjoy all that CWOS has to offer… and that’s a fact!

Matt Maleska Board President, Artspace

Studio locations, dates and times were correct at time of printing but may be subject to alterations. Please visit cwos.org for the latest updates.

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October 6Opening NightGrand Opening Fri, Oct 6, 5 – 8pm Artspace, 50 Orange St

Neo-American Pre-Teen Day-Dream Fri, Oct 6, 5 – 8pm In front of Artspace

Noodles On9 Fri, Oct 6, 6 – 8pm Outside Artspace and throughout Ninth Square

After Party at Cafe 9 Fri, Oct 6, 8pm – late 250 State St

October 7 – 8Westville WeekendOpen Studios Sat & Sun, Oct 7 – 8, 12 – 6pm Westville Village

A Broken Umbrella Theatre: Exchange Sat & Sun, Oct 7 – 8, 12:30 & 4:30pm 446A Blake St

Requiem for an Electric Chair Sat & Sun, Oct 7 – 8, 1 & 4pm Lotta Studio, 911 Whalley Ave

#NHVdrag Sat & Sun, Oct 7 – 8, 1, 3 & 5pm Daniel Eugene Studio, 904 Whalley Ave, Unit 2

SCSU MFA fRact/Fiction Reading Sat, Oct 7, 1:30 – 5pm Lyric Hall, 827 Whalley Ave

After Hours Party Sat, Oct 7, 5:30pm – late Central Ave

Congratulations! You have in your hands the indispensable Guide to the next five weeks of City-Wide Open Studios We invite you to visit the main exhibition at Artspace and circle the artists that interest you. The maps in the Guide will then help you find each one.

Each year, CWOS adopts a theme that prompts artists and visitors to reflect on and engage around issues that impact our community. This year, we invited artists to respond to the shifting stakes in the use and abuse of truth and alternative facts, the resulting fracturing of the body politic, and the urgency of envisioning new and empowering narratives.

f[R]act/Fiction would not be possible without our funders and partnering institutions, organizations and community leaders. This year’s notable collaborators include the Department of Corrections, New Haven Correctional Center, Nasty Women, A Broken Umbrella Theatre, Literary Happy Hour, and students and faculty at Yale School of Architecture.

Westville Weekend: Oct 7 – 8 p 8 – 11After last year’s launch of our new kickoff weekend, all the artists are galvanized to celebrate the tight-knit creative community in Westville.

Alternative Space Weekend: Oct 14 – 15 p 12 – 27165 artists, groups, collectives, art departments, along with 12 major commissions and specially-invited projects, combine to offer audiences an exuberant and immersive experience across a huge vacant building.

Private Studios Weekend: Oct 21 – 22 p 28 – 34A rare chance to step inside private homes and work spaces. Use the map to serve as your guide, or join a cycling tour. Plan ahead to catch all the artists—some are open only one day.

Erector Square Weekend: Oct 28 – 29 p 36 – 43

A unique, open-door invitation to visit the largest studio complex in New Haven where some of New Haven’s most established artists work, in what was once the Erector Set toy factory.

November Programs: Oct 31 – Nov 9 p 44More ways for people to come together to keep celebrating New Haven’s creative community and rally around the upcoming City election, in support of vital causes under threat as never before.

Find more copies of this Guide!The Aldrich Contemporary Art MuseumAmy Simon Fine ArtArethusa Ice CreamArts Center KillingworthThe Arts Council of Greater New HavenAtticus Bookstore & CafeThe Bird Nest Salon and GalleryBlackstone Branford Public LibraryThe Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts CenterCenter for Contemporary PrintmakingChester GalleryThe Cooley GalleryConnecticut River Artisans CooperativeCummings & GoodDesign Within ReachDiane Birdsall GalleryEBK GalleryElm City YMCANew Haven YMCA Youth CenterYMCA Association OfficeEugene O’Neill Theater CenterFairhaven FurnitureFairfield University Art MuseumFashionistaFlorence Griswold Museum

Garde Arts CenterGeorge Billis GalleryGiampietro GalleryThe GroveGuilford Art CenterGreenwich Historical Society/Bush-Holley

Historic SiteThe Housatonic Museum of ArtHygienic ArtInfo New HavenIsabella Garrucho Fine ArtThe Juice BoxLori Warner Studio/GalleryLyman Allyn Art MuseumLyme Art AssociationMaple & Main GalleryMatt Austin StudioMattatuck MuseumMercy Gallery at The Loomis Chaffee

SchoolMill House AntiquesNew Britain Museum of American ArtNew Haven Free Public Library NHFPL Fair HavenNHFPL Mitchell

NHFPL StetsonNHFPL WilsonOber GalleryThe Perfect PearPrivet House SupplyQuinnipiack ClubThe Range @ Lotta StudiosReal Art WaysRJ Julia BooksellersRJ Vickers HerberySilvermine Arts CenterSorelle GallerySpectrum Art GalleryThe StudySusan Powell Fine ArtWall Street GalleryWashington Art AssociationWestport Arts CenterWhite Flower FarmWhitneyville Cultural CommonsThe William Benton Museum of

Art, University of CTYale Center for British ArtYale Peabody MuseumYale Visitor’s Center

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October 14 – 15Alternative Space WeekendOpen Studios Sat & Sun, Oct 14 – 15, 12 – 6pm Goffe St Armory, 290 Goffe St

A Broken Umbrella Theatre: Exchange Sat & Sun, Oct 14 – 15, 12:30 & 5pm Drill Hall, Goffe St Armory, 290 Goffe St

Annie Sailer Dance Company Sat & Sun, Oct 14 – 15, 1:45 & 3:15pm Drill Hall, Goffe St Armory, 290 Goffe St

Collaboratory: We Are Entrepreneurs Sat, Oct 14, 3pm Drill Hall, Goffe St Armory, 290 Goffe St

Literary Happy Hour Sun, Oct 15, 4 – 6pm Entrance, Goffe St Armory, 290 Goffe St

October 21 – 22Private Studios WeekendOpen Studios Sat & Sun, Oct 21 – 22, 12 – 6pm New Haven, Hamden, and West Haven

Artist Residency Program Sat & Sun, Oct 21 – 22, 12 – 6pm The Ely Center of Contemporary Art, 51 Trumbull St

CWOS Bike Tour Sat & Sun, Oct 21 – 22, 12:15 – 6pm The Devil's Gear Bike Shop, 137 Orange St

Family Friendly Activities Sat & Sun, Oct 21 – 22, 1 – 3pm Foote School, 50 Loomis Place

Rideshare Sat, Oct 21, 3pm 915 Whitney Ave

Mr. Lucky's Lounge Singer's Party Sat, Oct 21, 6pm Pierre Merkl Studio, 376 Winthrop Ave

October 28 – 29Erector Square WeekendOpen Studios Sat & Sun, Oct 28 – 29, 12 – 6pm 315 Peck Street

WPKN Live Broadcast Sat, Oct 28, 11am – 4pm Building 3, 3rd Floor

A Broken Umbrella Theatre: Exchange Sat & Sun, Oct 28 – 29, 12:30 & 4:30pm

Bregamos After Party Sat, Oct 28, 7pm Building 8, 1st Floor

October 31 – November 9November Programs Art Is Murder: Costume & Cocktail Party Tue, Oct 31, 7 – 9pm The Institute Library, 847 Chapel St

Feast: Volunteer Appreciation Party Fri, Nov 3, 6 – 8pm Artspace, 50 Orange St

Wine On9 Friday, Nov 3, 6 – 8pm Outside Artspace and throughout Ninth Square

Nasty Women Film Festival Tue & Wed, Nov 7 – 8 The Ely Center of Contemporary Art, 51 Trumbull St

Unless otherwise noted, all CWOS events are FREE.

Locations, dates and times were correct at time of printing but may be subject to alterations.

Please visit cwos.org for the latest updates.


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Greyson Hong: YOUR ONLY LIMIT IS YOU.October 6 – November 9 | The Project Room, Artspace, 50 Orange Street

2016-17 Artspace Artist-in-Residence Greyson Hong presents a philosophical and mathematically-minded multimedia project. Produced in the wake of the 2016 Presidential Election, this ongoing body of work merges traditional and unconventional means of tracking data to map the artist’s social, ancestral, and economic networks, and measure her capacity for connecting with others.

For each study, Hong presents the viewer with concrete starting points: a given playing field, a set of rules, and tools for visualizing the data she collects. She is the actor, animating each set with her body. Her studies range in topic, style and content, and include charts of her masculinity changing over time, recordings of number of times she has googled “protest”, and photographic studies of objects that fit her 5’6’’ embrace. Each study complicates the distinction between objective and empirical evidence; the information gathered is always relative to her body, speed and network.

Kyle Skar & Brittany WhitemanOctober 6 – November 9Crown Street WindowArtspace, 50 Orange Street

Architect/artist team Kyle Skar and Brittany Whiteman will transform our 10’ x 12’ 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 and people walking by. Selfie-alert!!

Rideshare: Zoe MatthiessenSaturday, October 21, 3pmRain Date: Sunday, October 22Meet at 915 Whitney Avenue

Zoe Matthiessen will guide a tour through her “Gallery in the Woods,” a trail through East Rock Park beginning at the covered bridge at the Eli Whitney Museum and ending at East Rock Road.

Matthiessen has painted about 25 scenes along this trail, often tacking up a print for a passerby to snatch as they walk along. She also hosts a regular scavenger hunt through the New Haven Independent—Picture This.

For this event, she will tack up all her prints, at their corresponding locations. Highlights include wildly deformed trees such as Swamp Thing and massive root formations such as Tree-rantula. Random woods creatures will also be hidden along the trail. Pine cones and tree sap will be served.

Free! Pre-registration required; visit cwos.org to register.

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Grand Opening ReceptionFriday, October 6, 5 – 8pmArtspace, 50 Orange Street

The magnitude of New Haven’s artistic imagination comes to life! Find one work by every participating artist, arranged in a grid by weekend. DJ Dave Chambers at the turntable.

Help us support the artists who participate in CWOS! Your purchase of artwork from the main exhibition supports the artist and Artspace.

Libations provided by

Opening Night After PartyCafe 9, 250 State Street8pm 'til late | Free

After our opening reception ends, keep the party going at Cafe 9!

The after party features an opening reception for artist Katro Storm, followed by a live performance by the George Baker Band.

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More Opening Night Events

First Friday: Noodles On9Friday, October 6, 6 – 8pmOrange Street, Outside Artspace

Local restaurants feature noodle dishes ranging from ravioli to rice noodles! Plus wine, beer, craft cocktails, activities and raffle prizes.

Neo-American Pre-Teen Day-DreamFriday, October 6, 5 – 8pmArtspace, 50 Orange Street

Artist John O’Donnell will share a passive performance during the opening, meandering around the event wearing a costume and offering Part One of his installation and performance. Part Two will take place at the Alternative Space, October 14 and 15.

The Elaboratory Presents: Xperimental Libations, Custom Mood-Based Cocktails Friday, October 6, 5 – 8pmArtspace, 50 Orange Street

Answer a simple questionnaire and our lab technicians will select from a rainbow of colors, aromas, tastes and textures to concoct a unique drink, just for you. The Elaboratory is run by artist Martha Willette Lewis; Xperimental Libations is a performative art project involving the senses and science, fake and real.

With thanks to Cafe 9.

Photo: Judy Sirota Rosenthal

Photo: Mike Ross

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Westville WeekendOctober 7–8Westville Village, New Haven

SCSU MFA fRact/Fiction ReadingSaturday, October 7, 1:30 – 5pm | Open Mic 4 – 5pmLyric Hall, 827 Whalley Avenue

Join current and former students as they celebrate the eighth year of Southern Connecticut State University’s Master of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing with readings of fiction, poetry and memoir, followed by an open mic for the audience. Faculty will also be on hand to discuss the program’s successes and offerings. Readings by Chelsea Dodds, Rebecca O’Bern, David Capps, Molly Miller, Mick Powell, Shelley Stoehr, Cole Depuy and Renee Ahmeti.

A Broken Umbrella Theatre: ExchangeSaturday & Sunday, October 7 – 8, Daily at 12:30pm & 4:30pm446A Blake Street

Live theater from a portable stage on a flatbed truck! Full details on page 12.

Chris Engstrom TributeSunday, October 8, 1pm | 919 Whalley Avenue

Join us to dedicate a tree in honor of the late Chris Engstrom. This tree will grow into Westville’s holiday tree and will be an annual tribute to our fellow artist who this year lost his battle with ALS.

After Hours PartySaturday, October 7, 5:30 ‘til lateCentral Avenue, between Whalley and Fountain

The Beer Garden returns with live musical performance by singer-songwriter Mike Gennarini! Free and open to the public. 21 and over: wristbands for beer are $15 in advance, purchase online at westvillect.org; $20 at the door.

Requiem for an Electric ChairSaturday & Sunday, October 7 – 8Daily at 1pm & 4pmLotta Studio, 911 Whalley Avenue

A live performance by Toto Kisuka, featuring audio, movement and a slide show to bring awareness to the mistreatment of children in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who are accused of witchcraft and driven out to fend for themselves.

#NHVdragSaturday & Sunday, October 7 – 8Daily at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm904 Whalley Avenue, Unit 2

Celebrating the release of Daniel Eugene's photo book, drag artists perform in a stage-less environment, allowing artist and audience to intermingle on the same field.

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Donate

Most CWOS events are free, but we need your support! Donate $5 at West River Arts to receive a complimentary map.

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002 Sarah Bratchell: Painting

003 Frank Bruckmann: Painting fbruckmann.com

004 James Capuras: Painting instagram.com/jcxarts

005 Kieran Coleman: Other

006 Terry Dagradi: Photography

007 Dooley-O: Painting dooley-o.com

008 Howard el-Yasin: Installation howard-elyasin.squarespace.com

009 Eric Epstein: Collage epsteindesign.net

010 Daniel Eugene: Photography facebook.com/nhvdrag

011 Sergei Gerasimenko: Furniture

012 Mohamad Hafez: Sculpture mohamadhafez.com

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ArLow Studios 904 + 838 Whalley Ave

DaSilva Gallery 899 Whalley Ave

Kehler Liddell Gallery 873 Whalley Ave

Lotta Studio 911 Whalley Ave

Mitchell Library Gallery 37 Harrison Street

Strange Ways 910 Whalley Ave

West River Arts 909 Whalley Ave

Westville Village Renaissance Alliance 24 Fountain St

Plus, look for storefront pop-ups throughout Westville Village!

More to Explore in Westville: Galleries and Open Studios

Find up-to-date events and artist statements at cwos.org


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October 14–15

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A Broken Umbrella Theatre: ExchangeSaturday & Sunday, October 14 – 15Daily at 12:30pm & 5pmThe Drill Hall, Goffe Street Armory290 Goffe Street

A Broken Umbrella Theatre spent four months visiting retirement communities and community groups throughout the region, recording stories about participants’ relationships with the telephone, communication, and personal exchange. These stories inspired Exchange, a production that explores both New Haven’s history as the home of the first telephone switchboard and exchange and residents’ personal histories.

Literary Happy HourSunday, October 15, 4 – 6pmGoffe Street Armory, 290 Goffe Street

A guided journey through the transformed Armory to discover and experience four amazing local writers and scores of local visual artists! Meet your tour guide and curator Hanifa Washington at the main entrance at 4pm.

Annie Sailer Dance CompanySaturday & Sunday, October 14 – 15 Daily at 1:45pm & 3:15pmThe Drill Hall, Goffe Street Armory, 290 Goffe Street

Annie Sailer Dance Company will perform a series of site-specific improvisations.

Collaboratory: We Are EntrepreneursSaturday, October 14, 3pmThe Drill Hall, Goffe Street Armory, 290 Goffe Street

While dialogue about entrepreneurship has expanded, its accessibility to entrepreneurship has narrowed. Join Collaboratory’s booth to elevate the names of New Haven entrepreneurs.

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by Katya VetrovCost: $40

Snap up one of 40 limited edition woodblock prints by New Haven artist Katya Vetrov. Proceeds support the Community Garden at the Goffe Street Armory and City-Wide Open Studios. Available at the Armory on October 14 & 15, in the artist’s studio on October 21 & 22, and at Artspace.

Donate

Most CWOS events are free, but we need your support! Donate $5 at the Armory entrance and receive a complimentary map.

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Seeing so much art will make you hungry! Step just outside the Drill Hall for some of our favorite food trucks.

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Ian Donaldson, Daniel Glick-Unterman and Olisa Agulue: garden—pleasureSeven 'gardens,' designed by seven teams of artists, creating seven occupiable atmospheric installations. The garden allegorizes many tenuous states, from the fragility of political order to ecological precarity in the age of climate change.

Zeph Farmby: BrainwashedEight-foot-tall heads of young black men are covered with racialized pop culture images, questioning the role that media has in shaping stereotypes. Viewers are invited to decipher what is true and what is a result of societal brainwashing.

Theresa Gooby: The Lazarus LibraryA specimen wall of extinct fictional creatures, this work combines mythology and science to question beliefs about what existed in history and the memory of scientific learning.

Young Joo Lee: Paradise LimitedUsing three simultaneous video screens and reimagining the forest as a feminine entity, the artist explores the Korean Demilitarized Zone as both a place of danger and of refuge.

Adam Niklewicz: Best Thing to Hold in Your HandsAs the artist sits behind a table on a raised platform, viewers are invited to join him and guess what he is holding in his hands.

John O’Donnell: Neo-American Post-Teen Day-DreamThis performance piece explores ideas of what it means to be an American by combining a stereotypical front lawn scene with an astronaut-like inflatable suit mobile performance.

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Students from the Yale School of Architecture and New Haven Academy, led by Yale University professor Elihu Rubin: Excavating the ArmoryAn exhibition on the historic Goffe Street Armory engages the community in a conversation about the past, present, and future of the Armory and its surrounding environs.

Cesar Valdes: Come ComeThis work focuses on the reality of immigrants working in the food industry, which ends up transforming into a regulated system, an art project.

Brittany Whiteman and Kyle Skar: UntitledWhen visitors enter this installation, they see a red shape through a hole in a white wall. Exploring the space and discovering the truth of the red square allows each participant to interpret the installation and make it his or her own.

Maria Gaspar: Sounds for Liberation

Sounds for Liberation is an audio project that examines issues of boundaries and divisions between the New Haven Correctional Facility, the Goffe Street Armory, and the surrounding neighborhood.

Audio recordings of song, personal narratives, storytelling and the spoken word, collected from youth, community members and the currently detained, are available to listen to in various locations around the neighborhood. By focusing on the voice, this project creates a common ground, connecting and building relationships at places of disconnection and isolation. No lines will be drawn, but rather, they will be erased.

Alternative Space WeekendOctober 14–15290 Goffe Street, New Haven

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Dan Bernier & Dan Gries thank:Common Ground School,

Ashton KillileaCommon Ground School,

Carla LiaCommon Ground High

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A Broken Umbrella Theatre thanks:Kathi Telman

Duo Dickinson thanks:Educational Center for the

Arts Creative Writing Department

Caroline Rosenstone, Department Chair

Karen Erickson

Ian Donaldson, Daniel Glick-Unterman & Olisa Agulue thank:Yale School of ArchitectureCarr ChadwickDwight PortocarreroLani BarryPolina VasilyevaSuzie MarchelewiczCaitlin BaiadaChristian GoldenJeannette HinkleCaitlin ThissenHyeree Kwak Isabelle SongKevin HuangYo-E RyouMatthew Wolff

Maria Gaspar thanks:Stetson Library/Diane BrownYorkside PizzaTambira ArmmandTitus & Julianne KapharBaobab Tree Studio, Kevin

Ewing & Brendan LinehanMarjan Mashhadi & Matthew

SpectorBob Buckholz & Lizanne

FontaineDepartment of Corrections

Commissioner Scott Semple, DOC Staff Patrick Hynes, Karen Martucci

New Haven Correctional Center Staff: Warden Jose Feliciano, Deputy Warden James Reilly, Captain Jamel Linen, Captain Charles Lewis, Officer Vazquez, Officer King

Yale School of ArtNeighborhood Housing

ServicesHillhouse High School

Educators: Jennifer Skiba, Jack Paulishen, Marissa Iezzi and colleagues

New Haven Livable Cities Initiative Neighborhood Specialists Magaly Fernandez & Diondrea “DeeDee” Moore

Uzoma Orchingwa, Ruby Gonzalez, Marium Majid, Oscar Garcia-Ruiz, Liana Ambrose-Murray, Kayla Salters

Nadine Horton, WEB TeamSarah Fritchey & Adam

BerkwittWNHH and its entire staffKica Matos, Amy Smottyer &

Racy MearesFriends of Artspace

Young Joo Lee thanks:Alice Kimball Traveling

FellowshipKyu Hwan LeeTae-i ParkYoung Jae LeeSun Taek Lim (Tiger Lim)Seoul Grand Park / Chungju

Land, tiger trainersAll the soldiers serving at the

South Korean DMZ borderYale MFA Sculpture

DepartmentYale CCAMArtspace

John O’Donnell thanks:Town Green Special Services

Elihu Rubin thanks: Jonathan HopkinsJincy KunnatharayilIsabel Balda MoncayoJavier PerezEvan SaleArmaan ShahPriyanka ShethFrancesca XavierAlexis BadgerKatie CastilloKarlyse PollardDaniel RamirezRemsen WelshDeborah Berke, Dean, Yale

School of ArchitectureFrancesca Xaviera Rivas,Yale

School of ArchitectureMeredith Gavrin & Greg

Baldwin, New Haven Academy

Marium Majid, Sarah Fritchey & Helen Kauder, Artspace

Nadine Horton

Artspace thanks the 2017 jury panel for the f[R]act/Fiction call for artists: Lani Asuncion, Marijeta Bozovic, Kevin Ewing, Gregg Gonsalves, Danilo Machado, Onyeka Obiola, and Hanifa Washington

Pool Noodle ProjectCommon Ground School students collaborated with mathematician-artists Dan Bernier and Dan Gries, who continue their project to enliven the Goffe Street Armory windows with woven strips of cut pool noodles, based on pixilated imagery on botanical themes.

Time TravelStudents in the ACES ECA Creative Writing Department worked with architect and photographer Duo Dickinson. Rooms have lives independent of ours. Connect to zombie architecture in space, image, and words.

Sounds for LiberationHillhouse, Metro Business, New Haven Academy and Wilbur Cross students worked with artist Maria Gaspar on an audio project examining issues of boundaries and divisions through a community-based art process between the New Haven Correctional Facility, Goffe Street Armory and neighborhood.

Armory FuturesNew Haven Academy high school students and Yale students worked together to generate proposals for a future Armory, imagining how it might be used and what design changes could be made to facilitate these visions. Part of the project Excavating the Armory, see page 15.

This year, Artspace inaugurated a special program in partnership with educators and students in the New Haven Public School District that uses City-Wide Open Studios as a rich curriculum for learning. In addition to these projects, Artspace welcomes students from Elm City College Prep who will learn at Erector Square as part of the Expeditions Program and from Betsey Ross who will hold class at the CWOS Main Exhibition at Artspace.

New! Thank you to everyone who helped make this year’s special projects possible.

Things of Beauty GrowingBritish Studio Pottery

September 14–December 3, 2017This exhibition is organized by the Yale Center for British Art in partnership with The Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge.

Free and open to the public

1080 Chapel Street, New Haven+1 203 432 2800 | britishart.yale.edu@yalebritishart #BritishStudioPottery

Akiko Hirai, Moon Jar (detail), 2016, stoneware, porcelain slip, paper fiber, wood ash, and white glaze, Collection of Akiko Hirai, London, photograph by Jon Stokes


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051 Eduardo Alvarez: Painting eduardoalvarezart.blogspot.com

052 Jonathan Amici: Sculpture jonathanamici.com

053 Christian Ammon: Painting

054 Joseph Annino: Painting jovian.me

055 Bayla Arietta: Painting baylaart.com

056 Thomas Aschenbach: Mixed Media facebook.com/tomaschenbachartist

057 Wyatt Baum: Ceramics etsy.com/shop/wyattbaumpottery

058 Miguel Benitez: Ceramics

059 Robert Bienstock: Mixed Media robertbienstock.com

060 bimshwel: Digital Art bimshwel.com

061 Kraig Binkowski: Printmaking kraigbinkowski.com

062 Sonia Bombart: Painting Soniabombart.com

063 Janet Brodie: Mixed Media

064 Amira Brown: Painting amirab-art.tumblr.com

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066 Marc Burns: Other

067 Claudine Burns Smith: Ceramics claudineburnssmith.com

068 Eskarlin Cabrera: Photography eskarlincabrera.wordpress.com

069 Taja Caprice: Painting

070 Alicia Caraballo: Textile textilesbyalicia.com

071 Eileen Carey: Painting

072 Bill Carpenter: Film/Video Milford-TV.com

073 Dennis Carroll: Painting dennisccarroll.com

074 Judie Cavanaugh: Printmaking

075 Taylor Chamberlain: Installation behance.net/taychamb

076 Mariellen Chapdelaine: Mixed Media

077 David Chorney: Painting davidchorney.com

078 Wendy Chorney: Other

079 Jeanette Compton: Drawing

080 Ana Cornier: Mixed Media

081 Rosemary Cotnoir: Painting rosemarycotnoir.com

082 Jeanne Criscola: Textile jeannecriscola.net

083 Lipgloss Crisis: Photography

084 Nicole Croce: Photography

085 Cunnographic: Photography

086 Neil Daigle Orians: Mixed Media neilmakesthings.com

087 Robert Datum: Painting robdatum.com

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089 Kathleen DeMeo: Printmaking kathleendemeo.com

090 Duo Dickinson: Photography duodickinson.com

091 Lydia Douglas: Photography lydiadouglas.smugmug.com

092 Phil Duarte: Painting philduarte.weebly.com

093 Steven Duchesne: Painting stevenduchesne.carbonmade.com

094 Evad: Mixed Media facebook.com/evadglitterart

095 Junko Falcone: Painting Facebook.com/childofjune

096 Joe Fekieta: Sculpture addalinedesign.com

097 Fellowship Place: Mixed Media fellowshipplace.org

098 Christie Fisher: Digital Art christiefisher.com

099 Brian Flinn: Digital Art brianflinn.com

100 Heather Flinn: Printmaking heather-flinn.squarespace.com

101 M Flower: Painting facebook.com/martha.ligos

102 Heide Follin: Painting heidefollin.com

103 Robert Fort: Painting robertsdrawings.com

104 Scott Friedman: Photography crookedimage.com

105 Howard Fussiner: Painting facebook.com/howardfussinersart

106 Eric Gallant: Photography

107 Molly Gambardella: Sculpture mollygambardella.com

108 William Geleneau: Ceramics studiogeleneau.com

109 Gabriela Gigola: Painting gigolart.com

110 Craig Gilbert: Mixed Media thatcraigguy.com

Congratulations to Artspace on 30 amazing years!

We are proud to support one of your most open and inclusive programs –City-Wide Open Studios.


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112 Amber Gratta: Painting instagram.com/agritzz_art

113 Debbie Greco: Painting dgrecoart.com

114 Amir Green: Painting

115 Dan Gries: Digital Art dangries.com

116 Ashley Guerrera: Mixed Media instagram.com/amguerreraart

117 Mohamad Hafez: Sculpture mohamadhafez.com

118 Louise Harter: Ceramics

119 Sara Hill: Puppetry Sculpture sarahopehill.com

120 Willie Hoffman: Furniture

121 Marianne Holtermann: Painting marianneholtermann.com

122 Craig Houghton: Drawing craighoughton.com

123 Donald Houston: Painting don-houston.com

124 Kat Hyatt: Painting facebook.com/katthyattart

125 Eric Iannucci: Mixed Media famousartistforhire.blogspot.com

126 Mary Janacek: Mixed Media himarymelissa.tumblr.com

127 Nikole Jewell: Other

128 Katie Jurkiewicz: Painting katiejurkiewicz.com

129 Michael Kellner: Painting michaelrkellner.com

130 Suzanne Kirschner: Mixed Media sckartstudio.com

131 Beth Klingher: Mixed Media bethklingher.com

132 Karen Klugman: Photography karenklugman.com

133 Nikki Korth: Mixed Media nikkikorthart.com

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135 Kim Krivensky: Painting paiercollegeofart.edu

136 Carlos Lopez: Painting

137 David Lyman: Mixed Media

138 Mahmood Mahmood: Digital Art instagram.com/mark_mahmood

139 Dan Makara: Painting danmakara.com

140 Charles Maring: Painting togetherinstyle.com

141 Barbara Marks: Drawing barbarammarks.com

142 Alisha Martindale: Photography aphotom.com

143 Zoe Matthiessen: Drawing zoematthiessen.com

144 Lori Michels: Mixed Media infinitedezignz.weebly.com

145 Miggy Miggy

146 Sharon Mihalyak: Mixed Media scpcg.org

147 Jean Miles: Installation

148 Mindplow: Film/Video facebook.com/mindplowvideo

149 Carole Monahan: Sculpture instagram.com/curiousclaycreations

150 Tyler Morris: Painting tylermorrisart.com

151 Alan Neider: Painting alan-neider.squarespace.com

152 Raheem Nelson: Digital Art raheemnelson.com

153 Ethan Newman: Painting traillife.bandcamp.com

154 Joneen Nielsen: Painting sites.google.com/site/joneennielsen

155 Sean O’Brien: Photography flickr.com/photos/areabridges

156 Ryan Olsen: Drawing

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Yale Medicine congratulates and joins Artspace in their support of local artists and community programs

CENTER FOR THE ARTSWesleyan University 283 Washington Terrace Middletown A World of Arts in the Heart of Connecticut

UP IN ARMS Friday, October 27 – Sunday, December 10, 2017Opening Reception: Friday, October 27, 2017 from 5pm to 7pmSusanne Slavick, Guest Curator

UP IN ARMS presents a number of perspectives on the image and impact of guns in contemporary culture, though none endorse them as a means to an end.

EZRA AND CECILE ZILKHA GALLERY, FREE!

Dadpranks (Lauren Goshinski, Kate Hansen, Isla Hansen, Elina Malkin, Nina Sarnelle and Laura A. Warman), Echinacea Plus, Cold Defense, 2015, digital photograph on Hahnemühle paper, 9.4 x 6.6 inches.

Renee Cox, Chillin with Liberty, 1998, Cibachrome print, 60 x 40 x 2 inches, Courtesy of the Artist, Image © 2016 Renee Cox.

Black Pulp!Tuesday, September 19 – Sunday, December 10, 2017Opening Reception: Tuesday, September 19, 2017 from 5:30pm to 7pm

Black Pulp! examines the evolving perspectives of black identity in American culture and history from 1912 to 2016 through rare historical printed media shown in dialogue with contemporary art. Black Pulp! is curated by William Villalongo and Mark Thomas Gibson. The exhibition tour is organized by International Print Center New York.

EZRA AND CECILE ZILKHA GALLERY, FREE!

See upcoming gallery events at www.wesleyan.edu/cfa/artspace Box office: 860-685-3355


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158 Daniel Pizarro: Mixed Media danielpizarro.info

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160 Betsy Ratner: Mixed Media betsyratner.com

161 Shilo Ratner: Painting shiloratner.com

162 Steve Reggiani: Painting

163 Tim Reimer: Painting iamonlyheresometimes.com

164 Ave Rivera: Ceramics averivera.com

165 Nick Robinson: Painting slightlyawake.com

166 Vasilisa Romanenko: Painting vasilisaart.com

167 Dariush Rose: Painting

168 Matthew Ross: Painting instagram.com/mat_ross_

169 Anna Russell: Drawing stressdreams.com

170 Jackie Ryan: Painting visionfaerie.com

171 Annie Sailer Dance Company: Performance anniesailerdancecompany.com

172 Steve Sangapore: Painting sangapore.com

173 Samuel Sbarbori: Drawing instagram.com/betweenthestarsandthegenepool

174 Meghan Shah: Printmaking meghanshah.com

175 Polly Shindler: Painting pollyshindlerpainting.com

176 Suzan Shutan: Installation suzanshutan.com

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183 So CT Polymer Clay Guild: Mixed Media scpcg.org

184 Christina Spiesel: Collage artspacenh.org/flatfiles/christina-spiesel

185 Sydney Spiesel: Photography

186 St. James Poetry: Other

187 Jeffrey Starkes: Painting jeffreystarkes.artspan.com

188 Kate Stephen: Other katestephenjewelry.com

189 Joan Strickland: Painting

190 Marcus Surrealius: Other

191 Christina Tillbrook: Painting

192 Elizabeth Tranzillo: Photography elizabethtranzillo.com

193 Ninh Truong: Ceramics

194 Rita Valley: Mixed Media ritavalley.net

195 Kevin Van Aelst: Photography kevinvanaelst.com

196 Kimberly Van Aelst: Painting sharkinmysink.com

197 Jennifer Van Elswyk: Printmaking

198 Claudia Van Nes: Painting twosisterspaint.com

199 Ariel Visci: Photography arielvisci.com

200 Michael Visosky: Painting

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204 Christa Whitten: Painting christa-whitten.squarespace.com

205 Glenn Williams: Painting

206 Haley Wulfman: Drawing behance.net/haleywulfman

207 Helen Wyland-Malchow: Other silverthumbstudios.com

208 Jessica Zamachaj: Ceramics jessicazamachaj.com

209 Sue Zola: Mixed Media suezola.com

210 Sarah Zunda: Digital Art sarazunda.com

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Artist Residency ProgramSaturday & Sunday, October 21 – 2212 – 6pmEly Center of Contemporary Art 51 Trumbull Street

Ely Center of Contemporary Art hosts its first Artist Residency program this fall. Artists and artist groups include Courtney Lytle, Nasty Women Film Festival, Shilo Ratner, Anna Robinson-Sweet, Jean Scott and Marcela Staudenmaier.

Each artist or collective occupies a room in the historic 1905 Elizabethan style John Slade Ely House to conduct their artistic practice, including painting, illustration, social practice, video and film. Nasty Women Film Festival will interact with the public throughout the month, hosting panels with filmmakers about pressing social and political concerns facing us all.

Visit elycenter.org for more events and the latest details.

City-Wide Open Studios Bike TourSaturday & Sunday, October 21 – 22, 12:15 – 6pm Meeting Location: The Devil’s Gear Bike Shop, 137 Orange Street

How does this work?

Stop by Artspace at 50 Orange Street to see one work by every participant, then pick up your map and go!

Donate

Most CWOS events are free, but we need your support! Donate $5 at Artspace to receive a complimentary map.

Private Studios Weekend

October 21–22

New Haven, Hamden, West Haven

Highlights

Shilo Ratner, Five Houses

Jean Scott, Still from Extremities

Do you prefer biking to driving? Meet at The Devil’s Gear Bike Shop (137 Orange Street) on Saturday or Sunday—or both!—and set off with us on two different tours of local artists’ studios.

The group ride will ensure your road safety, and we’ll travel at a casual pace. Helmets required.


Weekend Photo: Defining Studios

DINNERSSTUDIO

Artspace presents

to benefit the 20th City-Wide Open Studios

Enjoy a convivial meal of local, seasonal cuisinehosted by esteemed New Haven artists

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 7 – 9:30 PM14 GILBERT STREET, WEST HAVEN

Libations provided by

Learn about the artists and purchase tickets at cwos.org

CHRIS BARNARD RACHEL HELLERICH ROBERT TAPLIN

MARTIN KERSELS& BRENT HOWARD

MICHAEL DEMPS, ALEX JACKSON& ERICA WESSMAN

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Family Activities at Foote SchoolSaturday & Sunday, October 21 – 2250 Loomis Place, Main BuildingKids of all ages welcome!

Art Activities, 1 – 3pm Build kaleidoscopes in the color room, make fairy houses in the nature room, and dream up your own creations!

Kids Yoga, 2 – 2:30pm Birke Gregg from Lotus Kids Yoga will lead family-friendly yoga games.

Rideshare: Zoe MatthiessenSaturday, October 21, 3pmRain Date: Sunday, October 22915 Whitney Avenue

Details on page 6.

Mr. Lucky’s Lounge Singer’s PartySaturday, October 21, 6pmPierre Merkl Studio, 376 Winthrop Avenue

End your day with performance artist Mr. Lucky, after the moon comes out to shine!

New Haven Chalk Art FestivalSaturday, October 21, 12 – 4pm56 Broadway

View elaborate chalk art designs by talented artists! For details, see our ad on page 33.

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286 Jean Scott

287 Marcela Staudenmaier

260 Ely Center of Contemporary Art 51 Trumbull St

289 Katro Storm

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271 Katie Kindilien

280 Lenny Moskowitz

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250 Kwadwo Adae

254 Michelle Bradford

259 Charlotte DePalma

265 Mike Golschneider

281 Eliza Myers

282 Theresa Nast

290 Joe Velardi

292 Toby Welch

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253 Chris Barnard

262 Matthew Feiner

258 Rachel Hellerich

283 Mark Potter

14 Gilbert St, W Haven 261 Zeph Farmby

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295 Kristina Zallinger

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263 Joan Fitzsimmons

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251 Bek Andersen

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294 Nina Yuen

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252 Anna Audette

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269 Keith Johnson

220 Dessa Dr, Hamden

278 William Meddick

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293 Brian Wendler

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276 Sabrina Marques

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288 Thomas Stavovy

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266 Ruby Gonzalez

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270 Nancy Karpel

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274 Linda Lindroth

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255 Alexis Brown

256 Leslie Carmin

258 Susan Clinard

264 Maura Galante

273 Martha Lewis

277 Kiara Matos

Eli Whitney Barn, 915 Whitney Ave, Hamden

291 Katya Vetrov

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251 Bek Andersen: Photography bekandersen.com

252 Anna Audette: Painting annaheldaudette.com

253 Chris Barnard: Painting chrisbarnard.com

254 Michelle Bradford: Painting michellebradfordart.com

255 Alexis Brown: Printmaking alexisbrown-art.com

256 Leslie Carmin: Printmaking lesliecarmin.com

257 City Gallery: Mixed Media city-gallery.org

258 Susan Clinard: Sculpture clinard.org

259 Charlotte DePalma: Printmaking

260 Ely Center of Contemporary Art: Mixed Media elycenter.org

261 Zeph Farmby: Painting zephfarmby.com

262 Matthew J. Feiner: Installation matthewjfeiner.com

263 Joan Fitzsimmons: Photography joanfitzsimmons.com

264 Maura Galante: Printmaking mauragalante.com

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266 Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez: Photography rubygonzalezhernandez.com

267 Stephen Grossman: Drawing sgrossman.net

268 Rachel Hellerich: Painting rachelhellerich.com

269 Keith Johnson: Photography keithjohnsonphotographs.com

270 Nancy Karpel: Sculpture nancykarpeljewelry.com

271 Katie Kindilien: Painting katiekindilienart.com

272 Constance LaPalombara: Painting constancelapalombara.com

273 Martha Lewis: Other marthalewis.com

Located in the heart of the Yale University Campus, in historic Downtown New Haven. For directions and FREE parking for this event,

visit TheShopsatYale.com/chalkart

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2112:00– 4:00 pm

56 BROADWAY, NEW HAVENacross from Apple / J.Crew / Urban Outfitters

at The Shops at Yale

Original chalk art by event judge Andrea Casey.

View elaborate chalk art designs by talented artists, including a special piece by local chalk artist Andrea Casey.

Free and open to the public — kid’s freestyle zone, magician, face painter, special offers to retailers and

restaurants, Neighborhood Music School’s Premier Jazz Ensemble and more! (Rain date is October 22.)

Grand prize; $1,000 Hull’s Art Supply & Framing Gift Card.

No cost to enter. Beginners and amateurs welcome.

Register online at TheShopsatYale.com/ChalkArt.

2nd Annual New HavenChalk Art Festival


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275 Courtney Lytle: Installation lytle.myportfolio.com

276 Sabrina Marques: Painting sabrinamarques.com

277 Kiara Matos: Ceramics kiaramatosceramik.com

278 William Meddick: Painting meddickart.net

279 Pierre Merkl: Painting pierremerkl.com

280 Lenny Moskowitz: Painting lennymoskowitzart.com

281 Eliza Myers: Painting

282 Theresa Nast: Fabric theresanast.com

283 Mark Potter: Ceramics ravenofferings.blogspot.com/search/label/Pottery

284 Shilo Ratner: Painting shiloratner.com

285 Gerald Saladyga: Painting

286 Jean Scott: Other jeanscott-art.com

287 Marcela Staudenmaier: Mixed Media marcelastaudenmaier.com

288 Thomas Stavovy: Sculpture

289 Katro Storm: Painting

290 Joe Velardi: Painting jmvelardi4.wixsite.com/joevelardiart

291 Katya Vetrov: Printmakng purslanepress.com

292 Toby Welch: Photography

293 Brian Wendler: Painting briangillwendler.com

294 Nina Yuen: Film/Video ninayuen.info

295 Kristina Zallinger: Sculpture kristina-zallinger.squarespace.com

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Yale New Haven Health congratulates Artspaceon its 20th year of city-wide open studios


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WPKN broadcasts live from CWOS in the historic offices of A. C. Gilbert!

A Broken Umbrella Theatre: ExchangeSaturday & Sunday, October 28 – 29Daily at 12:30pm and 4:30pm

Live theater on a portable stage! Full details on page 12.

Bregamos Community Theatre After Hours PartySaturday, October 28, 7pmBuilding 8, 1st Floor

Featuring Ed Fast & Conga-Bop. Free admission.

Erector Square WeekendOctober 28–29315 Peck Street, New Haven

Highlights

Erector Square Map

Weekend Food & Drink

Come hungry and check out Erector Square’s new cafe, B@315!

P Parking

Look for this sign around Erector Square! Map & Schedule Pickup

Artspace Welcome Tent | Peck Street, between Buildings 2 & 3

Donate

Most CWOS events are free, but we need your support! Donate $5 at the information tent on Peck Street and receive a complimentary map.

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301 Dionel Altreche

302 Hil Anderson: Photography hilanderson.com

303 Aspasia Anos: Mixed Media aspasiaanos.com

304 John Arabolos: Digital

305 Lexi Axon: Mixed Media lexiaxon.com

306 Lillianna Marie Baczeski: Photography lilliannamarie.com

307 Amanda Bartel: Ceramics facebook.com/whitelotuspottery

308 Hayne Bayless: Other sidewaysstudio.com

309 Michael Bond: Painting artistmichaelbond.com

310 Rita Brieger: Painting ritabrieger.com

311 Jay Bright: Drawing artspacenh.org/artists/jay_bright

312 Tanner Bryant: Photography

313 Claudine Burns Smith: Ceramics Sculpture claudineburnssmith.com

314 Annette Bushman: Other

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316 Jennifer Cherrington: Mixed Media jenniferraedesign.com

317 Julia Coash: Painting juliaacoash.com

318 Tyler Cofrancesco: Other

319 Ronald Crowcroft: Mixed Media roncrowcroft.com

320 Phyllis Crowley: Photography phylliscrowley.com

321 Jan Cunningham: Painting jancunningham.net

322 Leila Daw: Mixed Media leiladaw.com

323 Geoffrey Detrani: Painting geoffreydetrani.com

324 Anne Doris-Eisner: Painting annedoriseisner.com

325 Andre Eamiello: Painting

326 Roxanne Faber Savage: Printmaking roxanneprints.com

327 John Fallon: Painting johnfallonart.com

328 Oi Fortin: Printmaking oifortin.com

329 Roberta Friedman: Mixed Media robertafriedman.net

330 Kathryn Frund: Mixed Media kathrynfrund.com

331 Peter Gardner: Painting

332 Edwin Gendron: Photography edgendron.com

333 Martin Gent: Painting martingentfineart.com

334 Leslie Giuliani: Mixed Media lesliegiuliani.com

335 Jacquelyn Gleisner: Painting jacquelyngleisner.com

336 Ellen Gordon: Mixed Media ellensgordon.com

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On View Artists in Exile: Expressions of Loss and HopeThrough December 31, 2017 Before the Event/After the Fact: Contemporary Perspectives on WarThrough December 31, 2017

“Drink That You May Live”: Ancient Glass from the Yale University Art GalleryThrough November 12, 2017

Image: Shirin Neshat, Untitled (detail), from the series Rapture, 1999. Gelatin silver print. Yale University Art Gallery, Gift of Susan and Arthur Fleischer, Jr., B.A. 1953, LL.B. 1958. © Shirin Neshat. Courtesy Gladstone Gallery, New York and Brussels

Free and open to the public | artgallery.yale.edu1111 Chapel Street, New Haven, Connecticut | 203.432.0600

@yaleartgallery

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339 Barbara Harder: Printmaking barbaraharder.com

340 Sidney Harris: Drawing sciencecartoonsplus.com

341 Louise Harter: Ceramics

342 Stephen Henderson: Mixed Media stephenbhenderson.com

343 Lisa Hess Hesselgrave: Painting lisahesselgrave.com

344 Debbie Hesse: Mixed Media debbiehesse.com

345 Karen Hibbs: Mixed Media hibbsartglass.com

346 Allison Irene Hornak: Other allisonirenehornak.com

347 Ellen Hoverkamp: Photography myneighborsgarden.com

348 Joan Jacobson Zamore: Printmaking printmakersnetwork.org

349 Aude Jomini: Installation instagram.com/audehelene

350 Jacqueline Jones: Painting jacquelinejones.com

351 Jean Kandalaft: Painting jeanalexandrekandalaft.com

352 Kyle Kearson: Sculpture kylekearson.com

353 Abbie Kundishora: Painting abbiekundishora.com

354 Hannah Leckman: Ceramics

355 Mary Lesser: Painting marylesser.com

356 Martha Lewis: Other marthalewis.com

357 Evie Lindemann: Printmaking evielindemann.com

358 Robert Lisak

359 Karleen Loughran: Painting karleenloughran.com

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363 Bryan Masud McDowell: Painting masudart.com

364 Fethi Meghelli: Mixed Media fethimeghelli.com

365 Christian Miller: Painting

366 Denise Miller: Collage

367 Irene K. Miller: Printmaking irenekmiller.com

368 Jane Miller: Textile janemiller.xyz

369 Margot Miller: Painting millerstudio.org

370 Maria Morabito: Sculpture

371 Larry Morelli: Painting lawrencemorellipainting.com

372 Eliška Mörsel Greenspoon: Mixed Media eliska-mg.com

373 Alexis Musinski: Sculpture alexismusinski.com

374 Margot Nimiroski: Painting margotnimiroski.com

375 Hilary Opperman: Mixed Media hilaryopperman.com

376 Liz Pagano: Mixed Media lizpaganoart.com

377 Ryan Paxton: Other ryanjpaxton.com

378 Teresa Ramos: Sculpture prettyandplated.com/home

379 Chen Reichert: Installation chenreichert.com

380 Thomas Reilly: Painting tomreillyartist.com

381 Ricardo Rodriguez: Mixed Media

382 Stephen Rodriguez: Ceramics stephenrodriguezpottery.com

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386 Eliezer Santiago: Photography isthateliezer.com

387 Niko Scharer: Ceramics

388 Dana Scinto: Furniture danascinto.com

389 Suzan Scott: Painting suzanscott.com

390 John David Scully: Printmaking johndavidscullyart.com

391 Sideways & Askew: Mixed Media

392 Timothy Spratlin: Furniture connecticutfurniturecompany.com

393 Kevin Stevens: Mixed Media artbykevinstevens.com

394 Matt Stevens: Digital Art mattstevensart.com

395 John Sweeney: Painting

396 Robert Thomas: Photography rdthomas.smugmug.com

397 Bu Tu: Drawing

398 Eliza Shaw Valk: Installation elizashawvalk.com

399 Penelope Van Grinsven: Ceramics penelopevangrinsven.com

400 Karissa Van Tassel: Photography karissavantassel.com

401 Kim Weston: Photography kimwestonimages.com

402 Holly Whiting: Mixed Media HollyWhitingArt.com

403 Mark Williams: Painting livepaint.org

404 Marian Wittink: Printmaking marianwittinkprints.com

405 Mary Wolff: Mixed Media facebook.com/marywolff.metalfiber

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Nasty Women Film FestivalOpening and Screenings: November 7 & 8The Ely Center of Contemporary Art, 51 Trumbull Street

Nasty Women New Haven (NWNH) invites all New England film makers, experienced or novice, to participate in the Nasty Women Film Event. The power of art to illuminate issues and build community has been demonstrated throughout the ages, most recently through the Nasty Women Art Installation, and we plan to do it again!

The aim of this event is to unite and give voice to all members of society and to raise awareness of issues affecting women, immigrants, and those who have been marginalized under the current administration. Filmmaking is a critical agent of social change, and the NWNH Film Event offers an opportunity for artists to share their voice, art, and, stories in an open and inclusive forum.

We encourage all submissions to represent themes of women and LGBTQ issues, racism, and immigration and refugee issues.

All submission donations benefit Planned Parenthood of Southern New England, Integrated Refugee and Immigration Services, Make the Road CT.

Deadline: October 9, 2017 Notification: October 25, 2017

Questions? [email protected]

Learn more and apply: filmfreeway.com/festival/NastyWomenFilmNH

NWFF Sponsors

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, Baobab Tree Studios, Black Hog Brewery, The Ely Center of Contemporary Art, Elizabeth Hilts, The Institute Library, Lotta Studio, Make the Road CT, NHDocs, Nutmeg Institute, Planned Parenthood of Southern New England

NWFF Team

Lead Organizers: Luciana McClure and Debbie Hesse. Valerie Garlick, Trish Clark, Louisa de Cossy, Abbie Kundishora, Laurie Sweet, Megan Manton

NWFF Jurors

LaTanya S. Autry, Vanessa Block, Elihu Rubin, others to be announced

Art Is MurderTuesday, October 31, 7 – 9pmThe Institute Library, 847 Chapel Street

CWOS artists and Institute Library members—join us for a Halloween Night costume and cocktail party to close The Plot Thickens...

RSVP: institutelibrary.org Dress Code: Surprise us!

FeastFriday, November 3, 6 – 8pmArtspace, 50 Orange Street

Artspace Volunteers! Join us for FEAST, a volunteer appreciation party.

First Friday: Wine On9Friday, November 3, 6 – 8pmOutside Artspace and throughout Ninth Square

Sample a variety of wines as you stroll through New Haven’s Historic Ninth Square. Tickets and event information at infonewhaven.com.

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Atticus Bookstore/Café 1082 Chapel Street Shaunda Holloway Through Oct 29 Gabriella Omonte Oct 30 – Dec 10

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library 121 Wall Street Making the Medieval English Manuscript: The Takamiya Collection in the Beinecke Library Through Dec 10

City Gallery 994 State Street CWOS: All Member Show Oct 5 – 29

Creative Arts Workshop 80 Audubon Street Celebration of American Crafts Opens Oct 25

Da Silva Gallery 899 Whalley Avenue L'indiscret paintings by Christoper McLaughlin Oct 6 – Nov 5 Reception: Fri, Oct 6, 6 – 8 pm

Giampietro Gallery 1064 Chapel Street Riley Brewster: Recent Paintings and Works on Paper with Works by Steven Powers Oct 14 – Nov 11 Reception: Sat, Oct 14, 6 – 8 pm

The Institute Library 847 Chapel Street The Plot Thickens... Through Oct 31

Kehler Liddell Gallery 873 Whalley Avenue Vanishing: Photographs by Penryhn & Rod Cook Through Oct 8 Artist Talk: Sat, Oct 7, 3 pm

Knights of Columbus Museum 1 State Street WWI: Beyond the Front Lines Through Dec 30

New Haven Free Public Library 133 Elm Street Do Not Engage. Only Connect.: JoAnne Wilcox Through Oct 7 A Field Guide to Long Island Sound: Patrick Lynch Oct 14 – Dec 2 Reception: Tue, Oct 17, 5:30 – 7:30 pm

The New Haven Museum 114 Whitney Avenue Old School Ink: New Haven’s Tattoos Through Mar 10

The Pirelli Building 450 Sargent Drive Tom Burr: Body/Building By appointment only, email [email protected]

Reynolds Fine Art 96 Orange Street Sea and Stone: Arthur Yanoff Through Oct 28

River Street Gallery 72 Blatchley Avenue Threefold: Amy Arledge, Paulette Rosen, Karen Wheeler Through Oct 21

Silk Road Gallery 83 Audubon Street Open Enclosure: Keiran Brennan Hinton and Hu Fan Through Nov 12

Buley Library Gallery at SCSU 501 Crescent Street Art at SCSU: Work from Current Students and Recent Alumni

Whitney Humanities Center 53 Wall Street Critical Refuge: Sculptures by Mohamed Hafez Through Dec 20

Yale University Art Gallery 1111 Chapel Street Artists in Exile: Expressions of Loss and Hope Through Dec 31 Before the Event/After the Fact: Contemporary Perspectives on War Through Dec 31

“Drink That You May Live”: Ancient Glass from the Yale University Art Gallery Through Nov 12

Yale Center for British Art 1080 Chapel Steet Things of Beauty Growing: British Studio Pottery Through Dec 3

Yale Peabody Museum 170 Whitney Avenue An Artist for Conservation: The Paintings of Albert Earl Gilbert Through Apr 15

Yale School of Architecture 180 York Street Social Construction: Modern Architecture in British Mandate Palestine Through Nov 18

Ely Center of Contemporary Art 51 Trumbull Street

Maniac: Manic Episode 5 Through Oct 14

Presented by Ball & Socket Arts ballandsocket.org/upcoming-events

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AfterComing up Next at Artspace


Between Beauty and DecayCurated by Erin JoyceDecember 1, 2017 – February 24, 2018

Between Beauty and Decay 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 as a physical, emotional and psychological life-affirming and life-sustaining form. The show confronts with unflinching beauty and terror the realities of what happens when humanity is at odds with the “other” and the natural world.

Artists will include Andrew Erdos, Basma Al Sharif, Nicholas Galanin and Starr Hardridge. Erin Joyce is an independent curator, art critic, and scholar of contemporary art.

This exhibition represents the next step in the research-based practice, which focuses on contemporary histories of Indigenous North American politics, the politics of the Middle East and North Africa and their diaspora, and U.S. land rights and environmental justice.

With support from the Andy Warhol Foundation and the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven

Resident XCurated by Sarah FritcheyDecember 1, 2017 – February 24, 2018

Resident X is 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 of time—a hospital bed, subway train, car, airplane, cubical, non-visual world—and get to making art.

Artists will include Jonathan Gitelson, Keith Johnson, Katie Jurkiewicz, Sam Messer, Carmen Papalia and Dushko Petrovich.

Flatfile: Annual Open Call

Artspace announces an open call for artists interested in joining our Flatfile Collection. The Collection was started in 2000 and expanded in 2010 with the aid of an Institute of Museum and Library Science Grant, and holds over 1,000 works on paper by 150 artists from across the country.

Apply online: artspacenewhaven.org/opportunities

Deadline: February 15, 2018 Announced: March 30, 2018

CWOSBasma Al Sharif, Deep Sleep

Jonathan Gitelson, The Sweet Spot


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For more than 30 years, Artspace has championed the ideas and artistic concerns of local artists and created space for exhibitions on the most urgent issues of our time. Topics have spanned the AIDS crisis (Interrupted Lives, 1991), immigration (101 Dresses, 2003), globalization (Factory Direct, 2005), climate change (Marie Celeste, 2011), political protest (Vertical Reach, 2015), and racial bias in the criminal justice system (Arresting Patterns, 2015-16).

Artspace has been at the forefront of New Haven’s arts scene, taking risks on behalf of local artists to advance their careers. Touchstone programs like our Summer Apprenticeship Program for New Haven Public School teens; our speed networking which fosters conversations between artists and elected, appointed and grassroots activists and leaders; this annual City-Wide Open Studios festival; and our Flatfile Collection showcasing exceptional works on paper create a vital hub so that artists and the community they live in can thrive together.

Founded by artists in the mid 1980s, Artspace is a dynamic non-profit organization whose mission is to catalyze artistic activities; connect contemporary artists, audiences, and resources; and to enrich art experiences and activate art spaces. We are dedicated to supporting emerging visual artists because we believe that a community such as ours is enriched immeasurably by actions and activities conceived and created by them.

Yes, I would like to support the Artspace community with a tax-deductible gift!

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Foundation •Pickard Chilton •Bridget Pierpont •Polly Pierpont •Lauren Pinzka & Steven

Berry •Alex Pisha •Leslie Pollack •Public Welfare Foundation •Alec & Drika Purves •Mina Raffin •Estate of Robert Reed •Reed Hilderbrand •William Reese & Dorothy

Hurt • •Jock Reynolds & Suzanne

Hellmuth •Margaret Roleke •Harvey & Diane Ruben •Claire Ruud & Jonas Becker •Tori & Ronnie Rysz •Paul Sabin & Emily Bazelon •Eduardo Salazar •Marie Samuels •Lance Sauerteig •Susan Sawyer & Michael

Kaplan •Debra Schaffer •Anne Schenck •Tirzah & Chuck Schwartz •Adi Segal & David Sullivan •Seymour Lustman Fund •Shaw Family Amy Sheehan •Peter Shiue •Ellen Shuman & Doug Rae •

Hunt Slonem •Susan & Steven Smith •Kerala & Richard Snyder •Ted Snyder •Jeffrey & Clarky Sonnenfeld •Matthew Specter & Marjan

Mashhadi • •Christina & Sydney Spiesel • • •Kenneth Spitzbard •Jason Stanley & Njeri

Thande •Beka Sturges & Jack

Harris • •Caren Sturges •Celeste Suggs & Joel Zackin •Len Suzio • •Barry & Diane Svigals •Alec Stone Sweet & Martha

Lewis •Paul & Kay Taheri • •Robert Taplin •Tow Foundation •Tremaine Foundation •Lori Uddenberg •Kevin Van Aelst •Karissa Van Tassel •Amanda Walker •Chris Walsh & Chelsea Harry •Barbara Wareck & Charles

Perrow •Carol Warner & Ned Cooke •Clyde Watson •Webster Bank •Jonathan Weinberg •Robert Weschsler & Emily

Aber •Dotty Weston-Murphy •Wiggin & Dana •Lisa William • •Will Wilkins •Withers Bergman •Marian Wittink •Amy Wrzesniewski & Anthony

Law • • •Andrew Wolf •Yale New Haven Hospital •Yale University • • •Yale University Art Gallery •Nova Yates & Jason Dana •April Yoder •Tim Young & John Hill •George Zdru •

Hundreds of artists, too many to list in this space, have contributed their time and artworks to support Artspace’s mission—we could not do our work without them, and we thank them profusely.

Artspace apologizes for any omissions or errors to this list in progress.

• 30th Anniversary Campaign• Annual Fund• Auction Benefit

• Direct Program Support• The Great Give• Gifts of Artwork

(In excess of $2,500)

Thank you to everyone who gave in the 2016-17 fiscal year

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Alternative Space HostCity of New Haven/Goffe St

Armory

Major Sponsors, Government & Foundation SupportAndy Warhol Foundation for

the Visual ArtsCity of New Haven Connecticut Office of the

ArtsGreater New Haven

Community FoundationNational Endowment for the

Arts/Our Town New Alliance Foundation

Media SponsorWSHU

Sponsors & Key DonorsThe Suzio York-Hill

CompaniesGilbane Building CompanyWilliam GrausteinYale UniversityMedtronic

Bike ToursThe Devil’s Gear Bike Shop &

Matt Feiner

Promotion & OutreachBill Brown, Eli Whitney

MuseumThe Staff at Visit New Haven

and Rex DevelopmentThe Staff at Westville

Renaissance VillageTown Green Special

Services/On 9: Lindsey Burke, Charlotte Eliscu, Stephanie McDonald and Win Davis

Dorie Baker

InKind and Special ThanksFOCUS Yale Pre-orientation

program, Angela Jin and team of Volunteers

Yale School of Management Global Executive Leadership Program Volunteers and Abigail Roth

Quinnipiac University Community Action Project Helping Hands Day Volunteers and Katie Wilcox-Smith

Compass Furnished Apartments - ARTlab Metro 280, Kaitlyn Casso and Jill Latella

The Hurley Group/14 Gilbert Street

Jeff Carter/Westmount Furniture Group

BAR

Black Hog Brewing and Michelle Funaro

Bollicini Sparkling WineStony Creek Brewery and

Jamal RobinsonEsperto WineMionetto and Douglas

MacLeodCafe 9, Paul MayerEcoworksTyco Copying & Printing,

Vinny Morrotti and Ellie Iannuzzi

Pete Langway, BarCadeBill MacMullen, City ArchitectGiovanni Zinn, City Engineer

& Michael Carter, Chief Administrative Officer, City of New Haven

Martin Peck, Yale Fire Department

Heather Allen, Public Assembly Inspector

Bobby Doyle, New Haven Fire Marshal’s Office

Department of Public WorksJennifer Pugh, City of New

Haven Martin Torresquintero, New

Haven Department of Parks and Recreation

Douglas Hausladen, New Haven Traffic & Parking

Diane Brown, Stetson Branch, New Haven Free Public Library

Kim Futrell & Andy Wolf, City of New Haven Office of Cultural Affairs

Kathi Telman, Erector SquareAlderwoman Jill MarksKevin Ewing, Baobab Tree

StudiosLuke & Mistina Hanscom,

Lotta StudioLizzy Donius & Noé

Jimenez, Westville Village Renaissance Alliance

Congresswoman Rosa DeLaura and her New Haven staff

Phil and Judy Sirota Rosenthal Photography

Hanifa Washington, Literary Happy Hour

Robyn Acompara, Yawkey Community Service Fellowship

Karen King, Yale President’s Public Service Fellowship

Community PartnersAlbertus Magnus College,

Curatorial Studies, Debbie Hesse

Arts Council of Greater New Haven

Baobab Tree StudiosBethel AME ChurchCommon Ground SchoolCreative Arts Workshop

Eli Whitney MuseumEvening Start Pentecostal

ChurchFellowship PlaceHillhouse High SchoolInstitute LibraryNew Haven AcademyNew Haven Public Schools

and New Haven Board of Education

New Haven Free Public Library, Stetson Branch

Neighborhood Housing Services

Paier College of ArtSCSU English DepartmentTown Green Special Services

DistrictUniversity of New Haven/

Lyme Art Academy College of Fine Arts

West Haven History Museum Whalley/Edgewood/Beaver

Hills Management Team & Community Garden

Westville Village Renaissance Alliance

WPKNWNHHYale Digital Media CenterYale School of Management

Outreach Nonprofit Consulting Club

Yorkside Pizza and Restaurant

Identity & DesignLesley HolfordKatie JurkiewiczLiyan Zhao

CuratorialSarah Fritchey, Curator in

Chief

Visiting Curators Alyson BakerKenise BarnesJeff BergmanGeorge BillisLydia GordonMarcela GuerreroSeung LeeLa Keisha LeekJennifer McGregorDara Meyers-KingsleyCaleb PortfolioJennifer Reynolds-KayeAlicia RitsonTerri C. SmithSteel StillmanJodi Throckmorton

Artspace Board of DirectorsMatt Maleska, ChairAmy Wrzesniewski, Vice

ChairJessica Labbe, TreasurerKathleen DeMeo, Secretary

Marion BelangerFred BorelliSemi-Semi DikokoHoward HebelBetsy Henley-CohnHelen KauderKyle KearsonSean KoehlerEllen LevittJane LubinSinclaire Marber (on leave)Lucy McClureSharon MilikowskyKimbirly MoriartyBarbara Pearce, Immediate

Past ChairBeka SturgesPaul Taheri

Artspace Curatorial Advisory BoardRachel BernsenJohannes DeYoungZeph Farmby, Artist in

ResidenceValerie GarlickGreyson HongAude JominiSabrina MarquesLaura MarshChris MirGerald SheffieldJonathan Weinberg

Artspace & Project StaffHelen Kauder, Executive

DirectorSarah Fritchey, Curator/

Gallery DirectorKatie Jurkiewicz,

Communications & PR Coordinator

Rachael McNerney, Executive Assistant

Katherine Sullivan, City-Wide Open Studios Festival Producer

Marium Majid, Americorps VISTA Member with PAVE New Haven, sponsored by the Agency on Aging of South Cnteral Connecticut

Magee Lawhorn, Archivist/Research Manager

Peter Sparks, City-Wide Open Studios Festival Technical Director

Cesar Valdes, Assistant to the Technical Director

Ruby Gonzalez, Program Coordinator & Youth Mentor

Paul Theriault, Exhibitions Installer

Lisa Magson, Bookkeeper, Carter Hayes & Associates, PC

Artspace Interns Liana Ambrose-MurrayNoah BassmanAllison CareyChandler CasoGabrielle ColomaChristie DeNizioOscar Garcia-RuizChristiana HartAva KovlakasMe’lena Laudig, Yale Yawkey

Community Service Fellow

Elana NemersonMadelaine O’BrienAna PeruzziRon PritchardAnna Robinson-SweetLucy SternbachClaire Thomas, Yale Yawkey

Community Service Fellow

Liyan Zhao, Yale President’s Public Service Fellowship

In 2016-17, Artspace also received generous exhibition, project, and operating support from the following foundations and government agencies:

Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, City of New Haven Mayor’s Community Grant Program, Community Foundation of Greater New Haven, Connecticut Office of the Arts/DECD, CT Humanities Fund, Seymour Lustman Fund, Philip & Edith Leonian Foundation, Maximilian & Marion Hoffman Foundation, Public Welfare Foundation, Tremaine Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts/Our Town.

Studio listings were correct at time of printing but may be subject to alterations.

Please visit www.cwos.org for the latest updates.

We are grateful to all the organizations, businesses and individuals who helped make this year’s City-Wide Open Studios a success. Thank you!

Current exhibition

Making the English Medieval Manuscript: The Takamiya Collection in the Beinecke Library

Free and open to aLL

121 Wall Street, New Haven, Connecticut

Details on events, exhibitions, and hours: beinecke.library.yale.edu

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