Join us in the Community Room of the New Haven Free Public Library, Ives Main Branch, for the LAUNCH of the New Haven Building Newsprint (NHBN), an occasional free newspaper published by the Yale Urban Media Project that covers the City’s historical and evolving built environment. Writer and designer Zach Felder will discuss Issues No. 1, “The 5-over-1,” and No.
21 min video
An American Beat Film, produced by Elihu Rubin, directed and edited by Stephen Taylor
Produced in association with the Yale Digital Media Center for the Arts: Lee Faulker, Sarah Lasley, Laraine Sammler; and the Yale School of Architecture: Robert A.M. Stern, Dean Sakamoto, Dana Keeeton, Britt Eversole, Ian Mills
Research partners include the New Haven Musuem, the New Haven Free Public Library, and Sterling Memorial Library.
WORK-IN-PROGRESS
Created in 2014 by students in “Infrastructure: Politics and Design,” an undergarduate seminar at Yale University listed in Architecture and Political Science and taught by Elihu Rubin.
As part of the series “Democracy in America,” a collaboration between Public Humanities at Yale and the New Haven Free Public Library, Elihu Rubin will be in conversation with Matthew Jacobson to discuss the topic “Spaces for Democracy: The Goffe Street Armory as Civic Infrastructure.”
Interactive exhibit and group discussion at the Armory Community Garden.
An afternoon of community gardening and interactive group activities about the past, present, and future of the Goffe Street Armory. Activities included a building scavenger hunt; history newsprint; postcards to the city; Armory power-mapping; and futures chalkboard.
