The role of art in recent waves of protest sets the stage for this exploration of the history of protest art, with a particular focus on local activism in New York and Connecticut in the 1960s. From the revolutionary art of the “heroic avant-garde” in the early 20th century to the creative tumult of “guerilla […]

Join Connecticut author Beth M. Caruso as she discusses the witch trials in colonial Connecticut. Her well-researched novel, One of Windsor: The Untold Story of America’s First Witch Hanging, is based on the life of Alice ‘Alse’ Young, the first colonial hanging victim. She explores certain events in Windsor and elsewhere in Connecticut that led […]