EXHIBITS AND GALLERIES
Guyanese-British artist opens exhibit examining colonialism at YCBA

The Yale Center for British Art opened a new exhibit of work by Hew Locke on Oct. 2.

Local gallery exhibition displays diverse range of art

From Sept. 14 to Nov. 3, the Ely Center of Contemporary Arts on Trumbull Street is showcasing artwork from local and national artists.

Photography exhibition celebrates influence of School of Art veteran

Featuring two complementary shows, “On the Beach” and “In the Pool,” the exhibition showcases Tod Papageorge’s photography and that of many students he taught at Yale.

George Romney exhibit showcases the portraitist’s range

“George Romney: Brilliant Contrasts in Georgian England,” which opened on March 28, is on display until Oct. 19 at the Yale University Art Gallery.

Indonesian textile exhibit highlights cultural diversity of the islands

A new exhibit at the Yale University Art Gallery features a wide range of Indonesian textiles.

Photography exhibit shows work of overlooked female architects

“Paparazza Moderna: Lovers & Frenemies” is on display at the Yale School of Architecture gallery until Nov. 29.

Blake exhibit at British art museum showcases poet’s ‘infernal method’

“William Blake: Burning Bright,” on view at the Yale Center for British Art until Nov. 30, displays Yale’s collection of Blake’s watercolors, poems and engravings.

New YCBA Blake exhibit inspires English seminar

In “William Blake: Burning Bright,” the Yale Center for British Art brought together a vast, multimedia array of English poet and artist William Blake’s collection.

Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition challenges the digital gaze and captures the present through analog

The Photography MFA Thesis Exhibition was on display at the School of Art from April 12 to April 19. The exhibition embodied a nostalgia for older methods of capturing moments in life.

Yale Center for British Art to implement accessibility services

The developments, which are aimed at improving access for neurodivergent and disabled visitors, aim to enhance the museum experience for all attendees.

After re-opening celebrations, YCBA objects found broken and marked by pen and beverage spillage

The Yale Center for British Art confirmed that a patron had inadvertently collided into the “Mrs. Pinckney and the Emancipated Birds of South Carolina,” which broke into pieces.