Kamini Purushothaman

3 weeks ago | yaledailynews.com | Kamini Purushothaman

Kamini Purushothaman, Contributing Photographer With the snip of a ribbon on Saturday afternoon, the Yale Center for British Art inaugurated its official reopening, welcoming new exhibitions and a vision of community connection spanning both Yale and New Haven. For the past two years, the YCBA has been under renovation, which has cost $16.5 million in total. The center reopened with more sustainable lighting and infrastructure and a reimagined presentation of its permanent collection.

3 weeks ago | yaledailynews.com | Kamini Purushothaman

Kamini Purushothaman, Contributing Photographer On Saturday, flying, crimson fans, Tinikling sticks and joy filled Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall as the space came to life with song and dance for the Pan-Asian Cultural Showcase. The performance occurs every year and is hosted by the Asian American Cultural Center.

3 weeks ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Kamini Purushothaman

Kamini Purushothaman, Contributing Photographer On Saturday, flying, crimson fans, Tinikling sticks and joy filled Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall as the space came to life with song and dance for the Pan-Asian Cultural Showcase. The performance occurs every year and is hosted by the Asian American Cultural Center.

3 weeks ago | yaledailynews.com | Kamini Purushothaman |Ada Perlman

Dawn Kim A new exhibition at the Divinity School invites viewers to connect with the land spiritually by paying attention to their natural surroundings. “This World Where We Live: A Celebration of the Land at Yale Divinity School” had its opening reception on Monday afternoon. Installed on March 21, it will remain on display through the end of the academic year.

4 weeks ago | yaledailynews.com | Kamini Purushothaman

Kamini Purushothaman, Contributing Photographer After two years of closure renovations, the Yale Center for British Art will reopen to the public on March 29 with more sustainable lighting and infrastructure, a reimagined presentation of its permanent collection and a renewed commitment to creating a welcoming space for the Yale and New Haven community. Visitors can also expect two new exhibitions — “J. M. W.