Lucy Gellman is an editor for The Arts Paper, a publication associated with The Arts Council of Greater New Haven. With a focus on local arts and culture, Lucy covers a range of topics including art exhibitions, performances, community events, and profiles of artists and arts organizations in the New Haven area. Her work has also been featured in the New Haven Independent.
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Lucy Gellman's coverage focuses on local events, arts, and culture in New Haven, Connecticut. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to art exhibitions, community events, music performances, theater productions, seasonal festivals or celebrations taking place within the local area.
Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal themes such as holiday celebrations and festivals during Winterfest for example, she may also welcome story ideas that tie into specific seasons or coincide with upcoming events happening within the New Haven area.
When reaching out to Lucy Gellman it would be beneficial to tailor your pitch specifically towards local cultural happenings in New Haven that align with her areas of interest such as art shows featuring local artists or community-driven initiatives centered around activism and social issues.
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By: Lucy Gellman
The woman stands in a doorway, an orb of orange light glowing in her raised left hand.
Cherry and Ponyboy are sizing each other up, trying to figure out exactly what life is like on the other side of the tracks.
By: Lucy Gellman
In a multipurpose room just off Peck Street, a fleet of inch-high monsters had materialized just in time for Halloween.
By: Lucy Gellman
The flowers are visible from blocks away, rising in white and blue against the red brick. Beside them, two turquoise stalks grow high, nearly reaching the roof.
By: Lucy Gellman
It wasn't Sunday morning, but church was fully in session. Stefon Hawkins lifted the mic to his lips, ready to sing. "Hallelujah! Glory to ya!" he proclaimed.
By: Lucy Gellman
Performances are Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 2 at 4 p.m. at Your Community Yoga Center, 39 Putnam Ave., Floor 2 in Hamden. The space does not have an elevator and is not ADA accessible. To listen to an interview with Annie Sailer and Maxim Schmidt, click on the audio above. "Arts Respond" is a collaboration between WNHH Community Radio and the Arts Council of Greater New Haven.
By: Lucy Gellman
Addys Castillo turned a quiet city nonprofit into a seat at the table for hundreds of New Haven youth.
A mother, mentor, fashion designer, fierce “artivist” and queer Connecticut icon has taken her final bow on New Haven’s earthly stage.
By: Lucy Gellman
Carizma Buonome leaned over a long table at one end of Co-Op's cacophonous cafeteria, a marked “ballot” filled out neatly beneath one hand.
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