ARTS EVENTS
Nonprofit ArtAround maps and preserves public art in New Haven and beyond

ArtAround, a nonprofit platform mapping public art across the U.S., offers an open-access archive that preserves works at risk of being overlooked, removed, or dismissed as vandalism.

Joshua Rosenblum ’83 MUS ’85 chronicles Yale’s musical theater dynamic duo

Rosenblum’s new book, “Closer Than Ever,” highlights the Broadway legacy of Yale alums Richard Maltby Jr. ’59 DRA ’62 and David Shire ’59 and offers a deep dive into their six decades of collaboration.

Yale showcases film “Ancestral Clouds Ancestral Claims”

The Whitney Humanities Center screened a film about Chile’s Atacama Desert by Denise Ferreira da Silva and Arjuna Neuman, as well as hosted a Q&A for students after the showing.

Chabad and Yale Friends of Israel to bring popular Israeli singer-songwriter Ishay Ribo to Toad’s Place on Monday

Ribo’s previous performance at Harvard, organized in support of Israel, drew protests and boycotts. The concert organizers hope that the performance at Yale will bring unity and joy.

MAISON at Yale holds annual fashion show 

One of Yale’s few fashion student organizations held its annual fashion show on Saturday at Tsai City.

Korean American Students at Yale explore destiny, community in annual cultural show

The showcase unpacked the mystery of the human experience and how destiny predetermines kinships.

Directors Byun Gyu Ri and Kim Il Ran speak about their queer, feminist documentary filmmaking

The two directors visited Yale on April 1, and members of the Yale community attended the screening and Q&A of Byun’s “Coming to You.” Both Byun and Kim are a part of the activist organization, PINKS — a documentary collective that centers queer and feminist narratives.

From Spider-Man to Yale: Swae Lee and his approach to music

Swae Lee is headlining the 2024 Spring Fling, bringing an extensive background in performance, lyricism and cinematography.

Yale conference shines a light on the future of design

Undergraduates organized “Light as Material” conference that explored the nuances of light as a design element.

Student artists perform at 12-hour ‘All Nighter’ event

More than 20 acts came together to perform at Hopper Cabaret for the Sixth Annual All-Nighter Showcase.

Cultural show celebrating Asian heritage to take place

This Saturday, a cultural show celebrating Pan-Asian American Heritage Month will occur in the Whitney Humanities Center Auditorium.