Third Annual Preservation Film Festival Showcases Films About the City Across the Five Boroughs
Brooklyn bloggers will be among the participants in a city-wide film festival focused on themes such...
Tag: Arts
‘Pulled in Brooklyn’ Exhibition Shows Rich History of Printmaking
Running through June 15, the International Print Center New York is hosting “Pulled in Brooklyn,...
MoCADA Is Creating a Sculpture Garden on an Empty Lot in Fort Greene
There’s a new sculpture garden coming to Fort Greene. The Museum of Contemporary African Diaspo...
The Intricate, Handmade Holiday Cards of Brooklyn Artist Thor Rinden
Thor Rinden had a thing for making cards. He made them for his wife, Jane Rinden, on pretty much eve...
Artist Robert Latchman Pays Tribute to the Brooklyn Bridge
In the work of Robert Latchman, the Brooklyn Bridge takes on many different forms: It twists, turns,...
Nostrand Avenue, A Train, Notorious B.I.G. Inspire Rising Photographer Deana Lawson
Deana Lawson finds her subjects out in the world. She discovers people “around the neighborhood .....
Nitehawk Cinema Preps to Open New Park Slope Location Soon
Will Nitehawk’s new Park Slope location open before the end of the year? The theater chain, whi...
Souvenirs of Brooklyn: The Late Arlene Gottfried Collects Moments and People With Her Camera
Arlene Gottfried didn’t pick up a camera until she graduated from high school. Born in Coney Islan...
‘Soul of a Nation’ at the Brooklyn Museum Delves Into Black American Art in a Radical Era
“Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power,” a traveling exhibition currently on view at t...
What Happened to the Promised Public Library and Arts Space at 300 Ashland in Fort Greene?
Are the long-promised Brooklyn Public Library and cultural organizations ever coming to 300 Ashland ...
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