Open Studios | Thursday, April 19, 5 p.m.
Enjoy art, music, nature and conversation with April’s six resident artists.
Patrick Harlin, Michigan, Music Composition/Sound Art
Celene Hawkins, Ohio, Visual Arts
Eugenia Kim, District of Columbia, Creative Writing
Bernard Farai Matambo, Zimbabwe/New York, Creative Writing
Linda Lee Nicholas, New York, Visual Arts
Jorge Sarsale, Argentina, Visual Arts
Celene Hawkins, Ohio, Visual Arts
Eugenia Kim, District of Columbia, Creative Writing
Bernard Farai Matambo, Zimbabwe/New York, Creative Writing
Linda Lee Nicholas, New York, Visual Arts
Jorge Sarsale, Argentina, Visual Arts
Refreshments courtesy of
Admission is FREE
but reservations are required
but reservations are required
INFO: events@i-park.org | 860.873.2468
Comfortable walking shoes recommended
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| Theo Chandler | Natalie Draper | Michael Gilbertson | Niloufar Nourbakhsh | Octavio Vazquez | ||||
Congratulations to the Five Composers Selected for I-Park’s
2018 Composers + Musicians Collaborative Residency
2018 Composers + Musicians Collaborative Residency
This summer, composers Theo Chandler, Natalie Draper, Michael Gilbertson, Niloufar Nourbakhsh and Octavio Vazquez will spend two weeks at I-Park in an intensely collaborative exchange with the Akropolis Reed Quintet, rehearsing and refining new concert works for a pair of all-premiere performances in Connecticut and New York City.
The composers hail from the U.S., Spain and Iran, and have won numerous awards among them. Their works have been performed at venues around the world, including Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and Tanglewood, and have been featured in numerous recordings and on film.
Our thanks, too, to all the composers who applied for this highly competitive special residency.
We hope to see you all at the concerts! The early August dates and locations will be announced soon.
Fun, Friends and a Free Lunch
Saturday, May 12, 9 AM | I-Park Volunteers Day & Yale Day of Service
We need assistance with gardening, maintaining trails and dismantling old artworks. No skill required — just a willingness to roll up your sleeves and pitch in alongside fellow art lovers. Please plan to arrive at 9 a.m. A complimentary lunch will be served around noontime and volunteers are welcome to continue working until 3 p.m.
Sign up here so we know how many to expect.
This event will take place rain or shine, and are suitable for ages 14 and up. Questions? Email events@i-park.org.
See What Some Of Our Recent Artists-in-Residence Have Been Up To
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Thanks to Ekaterina Smirnova for the wonderful documentation of her September residency. Check out her Making Friends Forever and Melting Ice and time blogs.
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Check out Imaginary Past by Hungarian artist, November artist-in-residence, Joseph Tasnadi
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November architect-in-residence, Adam Haddow, just received a prestigious INSIDE World Festival of Interiors award for his firm’s Cleveland Rooftop project in Sydney, Australia.
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Check out this wonderful piece in the New York Times by November artist-in-residence Helen Betya Rubinstein.
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Senbo Yang, Drifting, August 2017 (no audio)
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Kristin Cammermeyer, Virtual Subsumption
with Converse Material Effect, 2017 Site-Responsive Art Biennale (no audio) |
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