Catch the U.S. Premiere of a New Jean-Michel Basquiat Documentary at Brooklyn Museum
Before a new film about artist Jean-Michel Basquiat hits the airwaves you can watch a screening in t...
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The Mundane and Surreal Come Together in the Work of Brooklyn Artist Leigh Ruple
Leigh Ruple finds inspiration for her drawings and paintings in “geometries and patterns from the ...
Celebrate a Decade of Independent Film at BAMcinemaFest, Beginning June 20
After a decade, it’s still going strong. BAMcinemaFest, the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s annu...
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...
Inspired by the ‘Mad Men’ Era, a Park Slope Artist’s Collages Become Rugs and Wallpaper
Park Slope artist Susan Steinbrock isn’t afraid of color. Her new collection of collages made from...
Art and Politics Collide at Second Annual BRIC Open Festival This Week
The second annual BRIC Open, which begins on Thursday, April 26, is a multi-disciplinary festival th...
Documentary About Coignet Stone Building in Gowanus Part of Preservation Film Festival
A film about Gowanus’ famous Coignet Stone Building will be screened for a local audience. “A...
A Map Designer Hits the Road, Determined to Bike Every Street in Brooklyn and Document the Trip
A love of biking and a passion for maps inspired graphic designer Jacqueline VanDusen to bike every ...
An Evening of History, Theater and Food at Weeksville Heritage Center
Get immersed in 19th century atmosphere with a performance of playwright Christina Anderson's 'pen/m...
Filmmaker Leslie Harris Looks Back at Fort Greene Set of ‘Just Another Girl on the I.R.T.’ 25 Years Later
When Leslie Harris quit her job at an advertising agency, she was a struggling artist living in Fort...
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