Helen Rouner
Beinecke to unveil trio of exhibits

This season, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is closing the gap between the visual arts and the art of literature. On Saturday, Beinecke […]

YCBA reopens study room

The Yale Center for British Art has begun to reopen previously roped-off spaces to the public.

Program launches Yale into book history

Yale has begun forays into the developing field of book history, a discipline focused on the study of the book as a material object.

Performance explores transparency

On Monday evening, a woman calling herself “Dynasty Handbag” walked on stage at the Whitney Humanities Center wearing nothing but a clear rain poncho and […]

New sculpture installed on Cross Campus

Last Tuesday, members of the Yale community noticed that Cross Campus had acquired a new resident.

YCBA program reaches children on the autism spectrum

“Exploring Artism" caters to children ages 5-12 whose cognitive abilities place them on the autism spectrum.

YCBA exhibit bridges centuries

Life-sized sculptures of animals face each other across the open court on the fourth floor of the Yale Center for British Art. A new exhibit […]

New sculpture to grace Cross Campus

Yesterday afternoon, members of the Yale community received an email from Associate Dean for the Arts Susan Cahan featuring an invitation from President Salovey and Marta Moret to attend the sculpture’s dedication ceremony, which will take place on Monday at 4:30pm outside of Harkness Hall.

JFK exhibit explores Kennedy, the public

A new exhibit at the Yale University Art Gallery commemorates John F. Kennedy through a series of photographs, only one of which shows his face directly.

Art students and soup kitchen guests create art

This Wednesday, lunch guests at the St. Thomas More Church soup kitchen arrived expecting a meal but left also having made art and new friends.

Local residents create maps of Elm City

For some New Haven residents, a photograph of a pizza or a spray-painted dinosaur can represent the Elm City as accurately as a conventional map. […]