About Red Square
A Place, Idea & Vision
Once the home of Robert Coit, a prominent figure of New London, later the Drop-In Learning Center, RED SQUARE is being repurposed as a studio, gallery, museum and working-class organizing center.
RED SQUARE walls are adorned with displays chronicling inspiring labor, social and revolutionary movements, including projects in Nicaragua, Mexico, Ukraine, Northern Ireland, the Middle East and throughout the Americas.
RED SQUARE is a work-in-progress paralleling the creation of the Alewitz mural archives at Tamiment Library, New York University, and the Alewitz Digital Archives at Central Connecticut State University, part of the US National Archives.
Read the full Tamiment Alewitz Archive Description
MISSION: Red Square recognizes that humanity is facing a profound global economic, social and ecological crisis brought about by capitalist greed. Red Square therefore promotes agitprop and labor arts in the cause of creating a society based on human needs.
Staff
Mike Alewitz is an artist, labor activist, educator and he serves as the artistic director.
Emma Willer is a musician, socialist activist and serves as the administrator.
Keith Christensen is an artist and activist. He provides media services.
