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Take Magazine stopped publishing with our February/March 2018 issue. All of our print and online articles are archived here.
CONNECTICUT

Quick Takes: No Strings Attached
West Hartford film studio Elmwood Productions makes movies starring a cast of puppets for a strictly grown-up audience.
MASSACHUSETTS

Street Take: Black Madonna
Public artwork created by Cedric “Vise” Douglas and Julz Roth for the Beyond Walls Mural Festival in Lynn, Massachusetts.
RHODE ISLAND

Positive Space
When she’s not playing in symphonies, cellist Laura Cetilia leaves melody behind to explore improvised, experimental sound.
SPONSORED

A Farewell from Take Magazine
A Farewell from Take Magazine
MAINE

Clay Date
Getting to know ceramicist/activist Ayumi Horie through eight (or so) objects in her Portland, Maine, home.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Quick Takes: Wrong Brain Is Right-On
Thousands of unconventional and underrepresented creatives have a welcoming outlet in Wrong Brain on the New Hampshire Seacoast.
VERMONT

Cultivating Misery
It takes a tight-knit village of growers and foragers to make the hip, eccentric dishes of Vermont’s Misery Loves Co.
NEW ENGLAND

Take It Home: Looking Good in Leather
Care about looking good? Top your gotta-have-it list with NE-made bespoke shoes, a go-anywhere journal, and a handsome apron.
EVENTS

Waiting ‘Your Turn’ in Ridgefield
{ Through Sunday, April 22nd } Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley unite in Your Turn, a shared exhibit in Ridgefield.

New Haven’s Tattoo Legacy
{ Through Saturday, March 10th, 2018 } Explore New Haven’s mark on the tattoo world with Old School Ink at the New Haven Museum.