Art This Week in New Haven

The exhibition explores the stories of artists working within the British East India Company's sphere of influence between 1750-1850, showcasing how they innovated and created new artistic techniques by blending European and Asian styles. Featured works include the monumental 37-foot Lucknow scroll on public display for the first time, Company paintings, botanical illustrations, and panoramic river scenes.

A cultural history exhibition celebrating New Haven's 100-year pizza heritage, focusing on the city's iconic pizzerias and Italian immigrant history, featuring historic artifacts, video footage, and immersive replicas of the 'Big 3' pizzerias.

A scientist of life - featuring works spanning different points in Hofmann's career, showcasing his artistic development after he closed his schools at age 77.

An exhibition of over 100 artworks by Indian, Chinese, and British artists whose careers were shaped by the British East India Company, spanning 1750-1850.

Finding Our Path comprises five interconnected exhibitions at Yale Schwarzman Center featuring work by more than 50 New Haven high school and Yale students, with nine student photographers among the participants.

Soleil Piverger's installation pairs two payphones in the Schwarzman rotunda with recorded messages of connection.

New Haven high school students' smartphone photography show on "pathways", organized with the Yale Center for British Art.

Group show of Yale student work from the university's five cultural centers, including artists Stella Duran Gonzalez and Olivia Jiang.

Rural landscape photography by Yale MFA artist Christian Badach on the emotional dichotomies of rural life.

Permanent-collection survey of British modernism from 1900 to 1960, featuring Walter Sickert, Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, and more.