Arts

Creating Through Political Turmoil: Honduras to New London-Based MOTHE

March 7, 2017• Arts

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Artist Lecture: Ivan Toth Depeña on “Interconnections”

March 7, 2017• Arts

Photo courtesy of Sophia Angele-Kuehn. Ivan Toth Depeña’s ability to seamlessly incorporate the environment, technology and storytelling...

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A “Quick Turnaround” with Political Force

March 7, 2017• Arts

The Dance Club presented their show “Quick Turnaround” last weekend at the Myers Dance Studio. With few seats left open, the space was...

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“You’ve Never Been?” My Engine Room Encounter

March 6, 2017• Arts

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A Playlist for Achieving Late-Night or Early-Morning Bliss

March 6, 2017• Arts

Lay All Your Love On Me – ABBA: It doesn’t get much more blissful than ABBA, and this is by far one of their most exciting songs....

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Music for a Restrictive Regime: Shostakovich’s “Leningrad”

March 6, 2017• Arts

Beethoven is the only composer whose name is honored by an inscription in Boston’s Symphony Hall. According to legend, when Symphony Hall...

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Ivan Toth Depeña Merges Art, Architecture and Tech

February 21, 2017• Arts

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Photo courtesy of Max Amar-Olkus

The Triumphs and Tribulations of a Comedian’s Art

February 21, 2017• Arts

When renowned and beloved actor and comedian Robin Williams committed suicide in Aug. 2014, few people could fathom how someone so humorous...

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Dying for Tony D’s

February 21, 2017• Arts

For more than 10 years, Tony D’s in downtown New London has consistently served the community delicious food. This Valentine’s Day, I...

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Refugee Crisis Education Efforts Continue with Salam Neighbor

February 14, 2017• Arts

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Painting with a Camera: A Visit to Lyman Allyn

February 14, 2017• Arts • 3 Comments

Blurry photographs are the bane of day-to-day snapshots, but the unclear, large-scale photos of Peter Daitch on display at the Lyman Allyn...

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A Spastic, Entertaining Cry for Freedom: SITI’s Woolf-Based “Room”

February 14, 2017• Arts, Uncategorized

A one-woman act of madness, inspiration and femininity came to Conn’s Palmer Auditorium on Feb. 3: “Room,” directed by Anne Bogart...

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