Even before the rise of the internet and social media, “the speed with which the world went by us was not, I think, particularly considerate of pausing,” Stephen Kobasa says. …
Lucid Dreams

Entering Christian Curiel: Between Reveries, NXTHVN’s first solo exhibition, is a bit like walking into a very quiet party. Curiel’s colorful, cryptic portraits seem…
This Week in New Haven (November 11 – 17)

Confront global warming, embrace local cooling and savor the expressions of artists past and present. …
This Week in New Haven (April 1-7)

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. …
High Beams

Feel like a cloud’s been hanging over you all week? That’s because it has.
Now it’s clear skies ahead. …
Seeing, and Believing

Modernism suits us. It suited us long before there was even a word for it, and it suits us now, decades after it officially went out of style.…
This Week in New Haven (March 23 – 29)

New Haven goes on a world tour this week, no packing necessary. Tuesday, an honorary European speaks about food and “celebration”…
This Week in New Haven (September 16 – 22)

The weather’s turning cooler, and so is New Haven. A much-respected under-the-radar band comes to Cafe Nine on Tuesday, the day before the Whitney Humanities Center presents an advance screening of the latest…
This Week in New Haven (November 12 – 18)

Memorials and anniversaries abound this week in New Haven, from honoring war veterans to marking 150 years of the New Haven Museum. But there are also contemporary cut-ups and carryings-on from comedians …