Glass House – Yayoi Kusama
The Philip Johnson Glass House becomes a canvas for one of the world’s most avant-garde conceptual artists.
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Art of Jahmane
Follow Jahmane through his multi-media reflections on hip-hop, alchemy, healing, Afrofuturism and his complex go-between life.
BL&D Interview – Arien Wilkerson
It’s no secret that the Take Magazine staff loves the folks at BreakfastxLunchxDinner and all the work they do for Hartford.
I Was Confused About What I Was Looking At
Eben Kling’s humanoids are spot magnified – over and under-sized features in impossible positions and you move with them.
Take Place: Cinestudio at Trinity College
Cinephiles and casual moviegoers alike – head to this 1930s-era movie house and discover what it’s like to really see a movie.
Shirts that do good and look good
Using sustainable cotton and production based in Massachusetts, Tuckerman & Co. make shirts that look good and do good.
Kings of No Pop
Laura Marsh and Phil Lique are the artists-in-charge at one of New Haven’s newest, multi-use, alternative art spaces.
Women of Abstraction
Meet the five women of Real Art Ways and their myriad works that all uniquely move abstraction forward.
Quick Takes: ‘We’re Here to Do Dope Shit’
Every creative community needs a catalyst – Hartford, Connecticut, culture gets its cues from Breakfast Lunch & Dinner.
Once Upon a Time
Having coffee with Matthew Dicks means hearing a lot of stories. Makes sense, he’s a multiple winner of the Moth StorySLAMS.
