Artist Ken Grimes will be signing copies of his new book Evidence for Contact on Wednesday, November 29. The book signing and book sales are taking place in conjunction with Giving Tuesday and will benefit Fellowship Place.
Join us on Sunday, November 19 at 3pm for a live jazz performance at the Ely Center. This performance features Seldon's Plan. Learn more about the New Haven Jazz Underground.
Join us for the opening receptions of:
A Way of Seeing Everything and Nothing. This exhibition is curated by Something Projects (Suzan Shutan & Howard el -Yasin) and features the work of 23 artists. Learn more.
Ken Grimes: The Truth Is Out There. Grimes’ work focuses on the question of extraterrestrial life, a topic he has been focused on for most of his life due to a series of coincidences which he interpreted as messages from aliens. Learn more.
Desmond Beach: Threads of Memory. Beach’s latest installation, consists of large quilt tapestries and a site specific altar. Beach uses quilting and portraiture as a means to connect with the what it means to be black in America. Learn more.
Andree Brown: Leaves of Durham. Brown’s sculptures are organic, abstract, and influenced by forms she finds outside. Learn more.
Home: Amartya De, Lesley Finn & Vera Wu. This exhibition is a group show featuring work developed during the pilot of our Keyhole Artists in Residence program. Learn more.
The reception will be from 1-3pm followed by artist talks from 3-5pm. The event is free and open to all.
Daniel Recinos
Join us for a closing reception for Three Solo Exhibitions: Brian Stephens, Kit Young & Daniel Recinos.
There will be a musical concert by Makana Medeiros at 12pm and a performance by artist Kit Young at 3pm.
This event is free and open to all, light refreshments will be served.
