Author Archives: Yanan Wang

The University’s two art galleries, across from each other on Chapel Street, have adopted dis- tinct fundraising philosophies.
Culture

UP CLOSE | University galleries fundraise for future
By Yanan Wang April 18, 2013 • 0
As the YUAG and YBAC face increased costs, the financial sustainability of free entry will be challenged.
This Year, the Yale University Art Gallery is promoting collaboration with public health and other science-related organizations.
Culture

YUAG fosters STEM connections
By Yanan Wang April 3, 2013 • 0
The Yale University Art Gallery hosted a tour of artwork connected to issues surrounding public health.
Culture

Artspace exhibit honors Ghebreyesus
By Yanan Wang April 1, 2013 • 0
A new exhibit at Artspace pays tribute to the colorful work of Ficre Ghebreyesus ART ’02, the late artist and New Haven restaurateur.
City

Shovels hit ground on Downtown Crossing
By Monica Disare and Yanan Wang March 25, 2013 • 1
New Haven broke ground on Phase 1 of the Downtown Crossing project last Friday, marking the beginning of the city’s attempts to reunify its urban communities.
Robotic technologies at the School of Architecture can create exquisite models quickly, but are still cost-prohibitive for many students.
Culture

Robotics enhances architecture courses
By Yanan Wang March 6, 2013 • 0
At the School of Architecture, robots are changing the way students approach the design process.
University

Downtown Crossing construction begins
By Monica Disare and Yanan Wang March 1, 2013 • 0
The Elm City’s Downtown Crossing project, one of New Haven’s largest and most anticipated construction ventures in years, finally began this week.
The YCBA’s exhibit showcases art from the reign of Edward VII.
Culture

YCBA highlights opulence of Edwardian era
By Yanan Wang February 27, 2013 • 0
Extravagance abounds in the Yale Center for British Art’s latest major exhibition.
Culture

Design studio channels Nike brand
By Yanan Wang February 22, 2013 • 0
When it comes to corporate partnerships, a class of graduate architecture students is saying “just do it.”
A new exhibit at the Art and Architecture Gallery in Rudolph Hall examines the architecture of museums and spaces of presentation that complement the art they house and that meld with the surrounding landscape.
Culture

Exhibit envisions art outside of ‘White Cube’
By Yanan Wang February 20, 2013 • 0
The days of bland gallery spaces may soon be over.
Culture

Symposium reflects on Berlin’s architecture
By Yanan Wang and Eric Xiao February 18, 2013 • 0
Architects, historians and critics convened in Rudolph Hall this weekend to discuss the political and historical significance of Berlin architecture, past and present.
University

Mice move into suites, common rooms
By Yanan Wang February 13, 2013 • 0
When students moved back into their dorms this semester, they quickly became aware that their rooms had been far from deserted during break.
University

Paleontologist remembered for 30-year tenure
By Colleen Flynn and Yanan Wang February 12, 2013 • 0
Leo Hickey, remembered by friends, family and colleagues for his breadth of academic interest, died of melanoma Saturday morning. He was 72.