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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Dr. Janine Bosko arches her back over a heavy book, her eyes dreamy as she sets the scene for her student, Zoe.
By: Lucy Gellman
, the 24-year-old Hamden native and track and field phenom who took home a gold in the 4 x 400-meter relay at the Paris Olympics. Months after winning, she's returning to the place that raised her to inspire a “gold medal mentality” in a younger generation.
At first, it was the slow, gentle footfalls of children that brought the audience to a hush, music sweeping over the room.
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The curtain opens on New Haven. At center stage, a volunteer-led community theater company has bought a building, built out a list of artistic
Haven Grace Anthony takes in the laughter-drenched room, a quintet of Uno cards in one hand. Dusk is falling outside, a soft, heavy heat rolling through the city. Across the table, her friend Melody softens, cracks a smile as she charts her path to Uno victory. A voiceover from Haven, summer-warm and smooth as butter, comes over the track.
By: Lucy Gellman
The names rang out in the fall air, making their way across Goffe Street Park. Sixty-three-year-old Luis Timbila, hit by a car on State Street in the early hours of a warm November morning.
By: Lucy Gellman
Sali (Ianne Fields Stewart) is zesting citrus, the microplane damp and sweet-smelling in her hands. Considerations! she announces to no one, and therefore everyone.
studied the cool coconut cream for just a moment, admiring her handiwork before it started to melt.
Ayden looked around the table, taking in everything at once. In front of him, framed portraits of Meraxes Medina and Honee Daniels looked back with wide, bright smiles.
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