ART
In 'Harlem' lecture, artist Bailey clarifies history through art

If art is a mirror for culture, the aesthetic reflection of black history seems to be fractured, blurred, distorted by shards of broken dreams, oppression, […]

April 8, 2005

Art majors show off their farewell projects

On Tuesday night at 3 a.m., a time when most students — all right, perhaps three-quarters of students — are asleep, the senior art majors […]

April 1, 2005

Science and art fuse at photo show

Whether it is true or not, it makes logical sense that the Inuit peoples of the north have 20 words for snow. It seems equally […]

March 25, 2005

Ingalls Rink: it's a whale of a tale

Among undergraduates at Yale, the distinctive architectural style of Morse and Ezra Stiles colleges is usually met with, at best, grudging acceptance or, at worst, […]

March 4, 2005

Neverland is in Beinecke, with a pinch of fairy dust

In the sequel to “Peter Pan,” a grown-up Wendy allows her daughter to fly away with Peter, concentrating on the magic of the moment instead […]

February 4, 2005

Travel to the exotic tropics with the BAC's 'Exploration'

Limited to the cramped cabin of an 18th-century ship, artist William Hodges observed the panoramic beauty outside his window to find inspiration for his paintings. […]

February 4, 2005

Photos capture conflict

Rare is the occasion when black-and-white images convey such color. In “Laundry Hanging,” a photo exhibit at The Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at […]

February 4, 2005

'Gospel' art reaches to the heavens

From a very early age, self-taught artist Laura James was puzzled by the conventions of religious art. “At home we — had a big book […]

January 28, 2005

At British Art Center, two genres fuse

The merging of two schools of thought has often been met with anxiety and excitement. The merging of 18th century Britain high and low art […]

January 21, 2005

Women's Center exhibit explores ideas of gender

It’s always gratifying to come across art that both aesthetically moving and thought-provoking. Tess Korobkin’s ’06 art show “Imaging Femininity/Imagining Feminism” effortlessly seams together the […]

January 21, 2005

Gallery receives prestigious award

On Dec. 7, the American Institute of Architects announced that the Yale Center for British Art was selected to receive the 2005 AIA Twenty-five Year […]

January 14, 2005