Tag Archives: Yale Center for British Art

This Week in New Haven (December 16 – 22)

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Christmas is coming, but Hanukkah comes first as preparations, diversions and celebrations deck the week ahead. …

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This Week in New Haven (December 2 – 8)

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Parties, arts and a party for the arts set the holiday season alight. …

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Critical Condition

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Writer, painter, educator, philosopher, keen observer of clouds and leaves and rocks. The 19th-century Englishman John Ruskin was many things, but he’s most remembered for his work as an art critic, for which Yale art history professor Tim Barringer has …

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Photo Credit

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Whose photo is it, anyway?

That’s the central question asked by Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography

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This Week in New Haven (July 22 – 28)

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Talking and listening, working and lounging, drinking and drink-making: all good ways to find and build community in the week ahead. …

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Step by Step

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A Fitstyle walking tour with Shana Schneider is as much about the walking as it is about the tour. …

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Master Strokes

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Step into the exhibition Eileen Hogan: Personal Geographies, on view at the Yale Center for British Art through August 11, and you’ll know you’re in the presence of a master. …

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This Week in New Haven (April 1-7)

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As we regain access to a favorite overlook, don’t overlook important film screenings, beers bubbling in miniature mugs and a locally favored team vying for a national championship. …

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This Week in New Haven (February 18 – 24)

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It’s a many-splendored thing, to say the least. …

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New to the Game

The Wonders of the World, London_ William Spooner, with instruction booklet, ca. 1843, Yale Center for British Art, Gift of Ellen and Arthur Liman, Yale JD 1957_2000

Clue, Monopoly, Mousetrap, Sorry!. Whatever you played as a kid, board games feel intrinsic to childhood. But a new exhibition at the Yale Center for British Art reminds us this wasn’t always the case. …

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