The Radical Women Excluded From Art History, Now on View at the Brooklyn Museum
“Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985,” a new, large-scale exhibition at the Brooklyn Mu...
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Daily Links: After Lawsuit, City Seeks Developers for Controversial Broadway Triangle
In the News A Fort Greene Designer Who Is All About Linen [NYT] Real Estate Agent Fired After Sp...
From the Forum: What to Do When the New Brownstone Stoop Doesn’t Match the House
A stoop renovation project is almost complete and homeowners are very unhappy with the color of the ...
Clinton Hill Historic District’s Oldest Homes, a Well-Preserved Pair of Greek Revivals, Ask $4.4 Million
In Clinton Hill, a pair of extraordinarily well-preserved Greek Revival wood-frame houses with lovel...
What We Saw at ICFF: Get Ready for Concrete Light Fixtures and Day-Glo Moss Walls
Think concrete and moss. Those two materials dominated this year's International Contemporary Furnit...
Daily Links: De Blasio’s Endlessly Delayed BQX Street Car Study Is Costing Taxpayers $7 Million
In the News De Blasio Proposes Changes to New York’s Elite High Schools [NYT] Study for De Bla...
The Ritz-Carlton Brings Legendary Luxury to Condominiums on Long Island’s North Shore
The North Shore of Long Island has long been steeped in Gatsby-esque luxury, so it was fitting w...
Fred Bland Will Head the Landmarks Preservation Commission — for Now
Fred Bland will take over as the interim chair of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, the agency ...
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: From Newly Renovated to Needs Some Love
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include an Italianate in Fort Greene, a narrow to...
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