The following discussion between Robert A.M. Stern, the dean of the Yale School of Architecture, and Charles Gwathmey ‘62 M.Arch., renovation architect for the recently rededicated Paul Rudolph Hall (see related story) and designer of the adjacent Haas...
The Yale Concert Band will feature music from around the world and premiere a composition by a Yale College undergraduate at its performance on Wednesday, November 19, at 7:30 p.m. in Woolsey Hall, corner of College & Grove streets. The concert is...
Joan Channick, an internationally renowned theatre manager and teacher, has been appointed as associate dean of the Yale School of Drama, effective Feb. 1, 2009, announced Yale University Provost Peter Salovey and Yale School of Drama Dean James Bundy....
Bud Thorpe, one of the last actors still alive to have performed under the direction of playwright Samuel Beckett, will speak out about how the Nobel Prize laureate shaped both his work and his life in the world premiere of his show “One of the Damned...
The arts have the ability to heal the soul. Medicine has the ability to heal the body. In what promises to be a remarkable event, the two disciplines will unite at Long Wharf Theatre for an in-depth exploration of Global Health and the Arts Thursday Jan....
“Reassessing Paul Rudolph: Architecture and Reputation,” a two-day symposium hosted by Yale School of Architecture, January 23–24, will gather an international roster of scholars, critics and architects under the roof of newly renovated Paul Rudolph Hall...
Comfortably settled in the newly renovated Paul Rudolph Hall, 180 York St., the Yale School of Architecture embarks on a new season of lectures, exhibitions and symposia covering such diverse topics as the life, work and reputation of Paul Rudolph, the...
An exhibition featuring the work of Japanese artist Soichi Watanabe will be on display at Yale Institute of Sacred Music, 409 Prospect Street, from January 26 to March 26, 2009. Titled “The Prodigal Son Returns: The Art of Soichi Watanabe,” the exhibition...
Wynton Marsalis will hold a “musical Q&A” on February 5 at 4:30 p.m. in the United Church on the Green, corner of Temple and Elm streets.This event is free and open to the public. Marsalis is visiting Yale University as a Chubb Fellow. Widely...
A talk by “NYPD Blue” and “Deadwood” creator David Milch and a performance of bachata and merengue music are among the weekly free and public events that will be offered in a new urban studies course at Yale.Yale art historian Sandy Isenstadt, who teaches...
