Yale Daily News

For the first time in history, the Yale Symphony Orchestra will be divided into three parts all on the same stage this month. The YSO […]

October 1, 2010

At the Yale School of Art, students in the graphic design concentration produce sculptures and video, painters use the Internet as a medium, and sculptors […]

September 16, 2010

It’s official: As far as the Yale University Art Gallery is concerned, its collection now has one more Velazquez. Three months ago, the gallery made […]

September 9, 2010

While Morsels and Stilesians explore the practice rooms and gym of their refurbished basement, undergraduate theater and dance communities are vying for access to another […]

September 6, 2010

The man charged with stealing 39 pieces of art from various Yale and New Haven buildings, including the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life and […]

August 23, 2010

“Art For All: British Posters for Transit,” an exhibition of more than 100 travel posters from 20th-century Britain, opened this week at the Yale Center […]

May 29, 2010

The two large red cranes on Chapel Street, the scaffolding and protective fencing around the periphery of Egerton Swartwout’s Old Art Gallery and Street Hall, […]

April 29, 2010

In the 1950s and 60s, the Yale University Art Gallery undertook a zealous conservation project for its collection of 13th- and 14th-century Italian paintings, removing […]

April 14, 2010

Edmund Pillsbury ’65, who served as the second director of the Yale Center for British Art from 1976 to 1980, died Thursday in Dallas from […]

April 1, 2010

Charles Ryskamp GRD ’56, a long-time collaborator with and friend of the Yale Center for British Art, died from cancer in New York early Friday […]

April 1, 2010

A black-and-white photograph of a Durfee suite from the 1870s features Victorian drapery, an end-of-the-century oak armchair and a rococo revival curvy-legged table. The elegant […]

March 30, 2010