Schwarzman Sessions are peer-led gatherings where conversations generate collaborations and move ideas into action.

One-woman show

Explore and learn about Yale’s and New Haven’s vast arts community!

During her residency, Jeong Kwan will engage with the community, sharing insights into sustainable culinary practices.

It keeps getting sweeter...

Yale Schwarzman Center is delighted to present guided tours of The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art; the Lens Media Lab, Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage; and the Yale School of Art.

A conversation around this groundbreaking show.

Guided tours of this exhibition take place on Tuesdays and Wednesday July 1 - August 20

“Copenhagen,” which imagines the conversation between two leading physicists at the height of World War II, will be performed at Yale on May 29 — and its producers hope it will inspire interest in the mysteries of quantum science.

Before becoming a scientist, Florian Carle worked in the arts. For 12 years he was a theater actor in France before shifting to quantum science; he is now managing director at the Yale Quantum Institute.

Conversely, Vince Tycer worked in the sciences before switching to the arts. He was a computer programmer, and dabbled in physics, but then decided to pursue acting, directing and writing; he is currently an assistant professor in residence in the University of Connecticut’s Drama Department for the Performance/Acting Area.

About a year ago, the two men met and discovered their similar, if flipped, journeys. That commonality led to them to pursue a project that explores quantum theory through art — a production of the play “Copenhagen.”

Rylan Polster (Class of 2025), student event technician, Yale Schwarzman Center awarded Y-Work prize.