Lucy Gellman is an Editor at The Arts Paper. She focuses on culture and society, with a particular emphasis on arts and entertainment, theater, and issues of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Lucy's work has been featured in New Haven Independent and The Arts Council of Greater New Haven.
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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.
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Awardee Marcella Monk Flake (center). Credit: Joel Calloway photos
It was, for a rare moment, relatively quiet. For Executive Directors Caterina Passoni and Denisse Cruz, it was the end of one chapter, and the beginning of another.
By: Lucy Gellman
When the New Haven Pride Center (NHPC) closed its doors earlier this year, staff and board members didn't know if or how they would serve New Haven's vibrant LGBTQ+ community going forward.
By: Lucy Gellman
Beneath a low-hanging gray sky on Union Street, cousins Jana and Priya Patel were thinking about the message they wanted to impart on their fellow students. After contemplating words already painted across the wall—
Those titles, which sit snugly in a new, vibrantly painted library box from textile artist Michelle Beaulieu-Morgan , are part of New Haven's first official Little Free Feminist Art Library, a new project from Nasty Women Connecticut that stands brightly outside Creative Arts Workshop (CAW) at 90 Audubon St. in New Haven.
By: Lucy Gellman
For William Higgins and Nigel Lowndes, who are founding members of the streetwear brand RNS , it was part of a vision coming to fruition—with a room of peers and mentors to cheer them on.
By: Lucy Gellman, Amber Boutellier
In the basement of Bethel AME Church, lunch had just ended, and it was time for stretch and strength.
By: Lucy Gellman
Just off West Rock Avenue, Raphael Saadiq's “Keep Marchin” was setting the tone for the weekend, the sun making its slow descent as the musician proclaimed
By: Lucy Gellman
Ainissa Ramirez looked over Glen Road, marveling at the dozens of faces that looked back at her.
By: Lucy Gellman
That sound came to Anthony's Ocean View last Thursday night, as Puerto Ricans United, Inc. stepped joyfully into a decade with a tenth anniversary gala honoring both individuals and organizations who have helped them build, rekindle, and grow Puerto Rican community and culture across both the Elm City and the surrounding region.
