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Roland Coffey
Director of Communications
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Marketing and Communications Associate
203.436.4666
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A print showing a paint brush with the handle pointing toward the top of the image and the bristles touching the bottom edge. The palette of the image is white and various shades of red.

Jim Dine: "This Is Me"

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A black-and-white photograph of dead flowers or plants hanging on stems that emerge from, and are also reflected in, a body of water. At the top, a line of trees is reflected in the water, along with a single built structure.

Photography and the Botanical World

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Holiday Promotions 2024

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A black-and-white photograph of a woman standing outdoors between two sections of a chain-link fence. Holding her arms out in a T, with either hand grasping a fencepost, she addresses the camera with a confident gaze. The woman wears a dark pageboy hat and a white polo shirt tucked into a short, plaid skirt. In the background is a low brick building with a slanted roof.

David Goldblatt: No Ulterior Motive

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Half a body shot of Bryan Just.

Yale University Art Gallery Appoints Bryan R. Just as the Molly and Walter Bareiss Curator of Ancient Art

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Six framed paintings hang on dark-red walls in a gallery with wooden floors. A bench stands in the middle of the room.

Marsden Hartley at Yale

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A sculpture of tree branches stacked in a three-dimensional pyramid. The work is seen outdoors.

Maren Hassinger’s Monument (Pyramid) Debuts at the Gallery

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Everything Is Political in America

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A series of framed black-and-white photographs hang on two off-white walls in a gallery that includes a small cushioned bench for visitors.

Mexican Photography from the Gallery's Collection

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Figures in pastel-colored garments hold hands and dance in a circle on a background that resembles a starry sky with an illuminated sun at the center.

The Dance of Life: Figure and Imagination in American Art, 1876–1917

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