Dada Post USA 

(Kunstraum) Dada Post was an artist-run organization, founded in January 2008, by Howard McCalebb in Berlin, Germany. In 2022 Mr. McCalebb moved to Norwich, Connecticut, and establish the art gallery Dada Post USA. Mr. McCalebb is a sculptor and active figure on the international art scene. Dada Post USA is an autonomous space for the production, display and discussion of current art. Foremost, we contemplate artistic expression from the standpoint of pure inspiration emanating from the source – the artist. We are keenly interested in the effects of Globalization on art practice, and the notion of a hybridized Post Modern art practice. As a contemporary art space, Dada Post USA is primarily concerned with artwork that is the most current, reflecting the actual meaning of the term: Contemporary Art. We offer a program of exhibitions and events, featuring videos, poetry/literary readings, music and other live performances, during and between art exhibitions. The original inspiration for both (Kunstraum) Dada Post and Dada Post USA was the Cabaret Voltaire in Zürich, Switzerland and Andy Warhol’s Factory in New York City – which were open venues for impromptu gatherings, events, and artistic experimentation. Dada Post USA will continue in this inspiration. In 2022 Howard McCalebb moved to Norwich, Connecticut, and establish the art gallery Dada Post USA. Howard McCalebb, Founder &amp; Executive Director -

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NORWICH, CT — Police said Ronnie Narine, 46, of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, was shot and killed, and a 40-year-old Norwich woman is in critical condition after being shot. At 11:53 a.m. Friday, Norwich Police Dispatch received several 911 calls regarding a disturbance in which witnesses described an abduction. A witness followed a vehicle described as a black minivan out of the area, police said. While following the vehicle onto Maennerchor Avenue, witnesses stated they heard gunshots, police said. When Norwich Police Officers arrived on Maennerchor Avenue, they saw a man walking away from a black minivan who was detained and later released, police said. At the vehicle, officers discovered Narine and a Norwich woman, both with gunshot wounds, inside the minivan, police said. Narine died at the scene, and the woman is in critical condition in the hospital, police said. A third person inside the vehicle is a 51-year-old Myrtle Beach resident. The investigation is ongoing, and evidence suggests this is a domestic violence-related incident, police said. "This is an active investigation, no arrests have been made, and no charges filed with The States Attorney's Office at this time," police wrote. If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact Detective Mario Castro, at mcastro@cityofnorwich.org or 860-886-5561 x3199. You can also call the anonymous tip line at 860-886-5561 x4.

NORWICH, CT — Police said Ronnie Narine, 46, of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, was shot and killed, and a 40-year-old Norwich woman is in critical condition after being shot.

At 11:53 a.m. Friday, Norwich Police Dispatch received several 911 calls regarding a disturbance in which witnesses described an abduction. A witness followed a vehicle described as a black minivan out of the area, police said.

While following the vehicle onto Maennerchor Avenue, witnesses stated they heard gunshots, police said. When Norwich Police Officers arrived on Maennerchor Avenue, they saw a man walking away from a black minivan who was detained and later released, police said.

At the vehicle, officers discovered Narine and a Norwich woman, both with gunshot wounds, inside the minivan, police said. Narine died at the scene, and the woman is in critical condition in the hospital, police said. A third person inside the vehicle is a 51-year-old Myrtle Beach resident.

The investigation is ongoing, and evidence suggests this is a domestic violence-related incident, police said. "This is an active investigation, no arrests have been made, and no charges filed with The States Attorney’s Office at this time," police wrote.

If you have any information regarding this incident, please contact Detective Mario Castro, at mcastro@cityofnorwich.org or 860-886-5561 x3199. You can also call the anonymous tip line at 860-886-5561 x4.