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The New Britain Museum of American Art opened its doors in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday.
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This hour on The Colin McEnroe Show, a look at one of the giant's of conceptualist and minimalist art, Connecticut’s own Sol LeWitt.
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The Fairfield University Art Museum's permanent collection was dominated by works created by white, male artists. The Black Art fund was established to diversify the collection.
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Real Art Ways in Hartford is expanding. The arts organization has purchased the building it has called home for 30 years, with plans to add more cinemas, classrooms and workshop space.
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Chef Jacques Pépin has been painting faithfully for almost 60 years. An exhibition of his work is currently at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center.
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A new exhibition at New London's Lyman Allyn Art Museum celebrates the miniature portraits of Mary and Elizabeth Way.
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The Bridgeport Art Trail is back live and in person after last year's online celebration due to COVID.
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In a new exhibit, photographer Roderick Topping displays black-and-white images of New Haven during COVID.
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Hertz Nazaire gained international attention for vivid paintings dealing with sickle cell disease. Nazaire died last week.
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The Sister Murals Project will employ experienced artists of color to create large-scale murals in four Connecticut towns.