School of Business: Open for Business

Sol Lewitt Video from #NHV on Vimeo. As seen on Instagram.

About Sol Lewitt
Sol Lewitt is more active now than he's ever been at Yale. His art collection was purchased by the University, a wise decision. In it contain the plans for hundreds of murals, each intricately detailed for people to follow. Only true Lewitt Installers know how they're made, though. This video gives some insight into their techniques, gives you a chance to feel their personalities a little, and is also really, really colorful.

Yale School of Management
It's the new building up for debate on Facebook. The Yale School of Management has moved its headquarters from a quint old house on Hillhouse Avenue to its new behemoth location on Whitney.

The main goal of the School of Management building is to establish a plan to finance the design of SOM2, a space station in Ivy Blue coming soon to an Outer Space near you.

Lessons On Ethics

"What turns people into ethical human beings is they learn to recognize the impact of their own behavior on others." Salovey #EvansOpens...
— Yale SOM (@YaleSOM) January 10, 2014

You can learn more about ethics from Yale SOM, as well as the free online courses offered by the university. There's one called "Moralities of Everyday Life" available. It's free.

You can find more Sol Lewitt at the following locations:

• Mass MoCa
• Yale U. Art Gallery
• Smilow Cancer Hospital

Colin McEnroe at ArtSpace

Colin McEnroe

Rephrased from the Artspace Press Release (converted to past tense)

Earlier Today, Colin McEnroe taped his show on Friday, February 22 at Artspace (50 Orange Street)! Colin was talking with guests, including Hank Paper from Best Video, about this year’s Oscar nominated films and making predictions about who will win. 

The mood was fun, festive, and opinionated. Audience members were encouraged to participate and ask questions.

The show was taped from 1:00 to 2:00 PM, so guests arrived by 1:07PM. The show will be broadcast live on WNPR (90.5 FM) and repeated tonight (Friday Feb. 22) from 8:00 to 9:00 PM.

Shannon Connors, Artspace’s Communications & Community Outreach Coordinator gave me the look of death when I nearly knocked over a painting during the taping of the show.  

Here is a short video about the experience: 


And here are tweets from all of the guests on today's show:
Tweets from @NhvOrg/today-s-show-on-npr