CAR contributor Kamini Purushothaman interviews New Haven-based artist Kim Weston about her work and Wabí Gallery.
All in Studio Visit
Studio Visit | Toni Miraldi
Jake Puff interviews Mural Envy artist Toni Miraldi about her career in public art.
Studio Visit | Althea Rao
Althea Rao is a multiform conceptual artist currently based in Philadelphia, PA. With a focus is on social justice, Rao recently performed Vagina Chorus at the Barnes Foundation.
Studio Visit | Jessica Smolinski
Jessica Smolinski’s sewn paper works are a reflection of her life as a working artist and mother.
Studio Visit | Yvonne Shortt
Yvonne Shortt combs the history of the afro-pick in her series on view at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art.
Studio Visit | Felandus Thames
Felandus Thames targets the intertwined issues of race and gender, frequently by way of consumer culture.
Studio Visit | Arien Wilkerson
Arien Wilkerson works at the intersection of dance, video, and installation to address contemporary issues.
Studio Visit | Lori Horowitz
Lori Horowitz fabricates her sculptures from chicken wire and focuses on bringing visibility to people who are often unseen.
Studio Visit | The Mad Lab
Weverson Ponte is the founder of The Mad Lab, the “creative hub” of Norwalk, Connecticut.
Studio Visit | Faustin Adeniran
Faustin Adeniran’s sculptures are often made from materials that others throw away.
Studio Visit | Emily Larned
Socially-engaged artist Emily Larned is the co-founder of Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts (ILSSA) and an Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut.
Studio Visit | Kristie Kistner
Kelly Daniels interviews Fairfield-based photographer Kristie Kistner about her series of images documenting Tourette’s Syndrome.
Studio Visit | Monique Atherton
Christine Holls speaks to Monique Atherton about making connections as a photographer.
Studio Visit | Jeff Slomba
West Haven-based artist Jeff Slomba merges his interest in technology with his education as a figurative sculptor.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Ruby Gonzalez Hernandez
The youngest artist in this series, Ruby Gonzales Hernandez, 21, is an entrepreneur and nationally recognized artist.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Edgar Serrano
Edgar Serrano’s paintings explore the liminal states of immigrants through isolated imagery excavated from cartoons.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Kwadwo Adae
Kwadwo Adae’s colorful murals around New Haven—and the world—celebrate women, diversity, and the arts.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Kiara Matos
Ceramic artist Kiara Matos moved to Connecticut from Venezuela to escape her native coutnry’s rampant crime.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Rashmi Talpade
When Rashmi Talpade moved to Wallingford, Connecticut from Mumbai, India in 1991, her career as an artist was completely rebooted.
The Million-Petaled Flower of Being Here | Oi Fortin
Now a serious printmaker, Oi Fortin did not take her first printmaking course until her 30s after the birth of her daughter.