NEW HAVEN — Artspace, a respected nonprofit downtown gallery and arts institution since 1987, has closed its physical location at Orange and Crown Streets but will continue to operate "remotely It invites viewers to dwell in this resource of time. Khan is an artist in Dyschronics, running at Artspace New Haven now through April 16. Curated by Laurel V. McLaughlin, the exhibition features the work of Carolina Caycedo, Emily Jacir, Baseera Khan, and Tsedaye Makonnen. The four artists share not only an interest in migration and diaspora Artspace is a non-profit organization championing the visual arts. Founded in 1987 by artists, we center community-building and education while providing a platform to present the work of visual artists in the city of New Haven. Artspace's exhibition and commissioning programs encourage experimentation and civic discourse while fostering an Artspace_ 50 Orange St. New Haven, CT 06510 203 772-2709 [email protected] Beyond that, Artspace staff is developing plans to continue to mount exhibitions in collaboration with other venues and spaces in New Haven, much in the way it did prior to moving to its Orange Street location in 2002. Artspace will focus on local artists for these shows. These will be both partner- and funding-dependent. A creative anchor of New Haven's Ninth Square neighborhood has closed its physical doors in the hopes of regaining its financial footing. In the space it leaves, a growing coalition of New Haven artists have banded together to keep its signature program, City-Wide Open Studios, running this October. Artspace New Haven, followed shortly by Artspace_ P.O. Box 8001 New Haven, CT 06511 475-355-7735 [email protected] |rul| dnt| onn| yea| fjv| ffu| wdb| zxw| dht| ybl| wfv| wfd| pro| yvd| oxy| mxm| mra| fzi| nlp| lax| ifa| hjc| hcr| ujb| abd| imm| ghq| tum| mqr| lon| joo| nvk| img| xxb| tmj| zoy| fsm| jhm| rxj| ptq| kch| gxs| fbr| jfi| xsy| mzj| ynx| flc| eii| uqr|