Amid Controversy, Artist Starts Public Process for Art at Downtown Brooklyn’s Abolitionist Place Park
The artist selected by the city to create art for Downtown Brooklyn’s Abolitionist Place park star...
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Greenpoint Library Hosts Lenape-Curated Exhibit of Historic and Contemporary Art
With a mix of historic artifacts and recently crafted works, a new exhibit at the Greenpoint Library...
Soak Up the Visual Delights of Currier & Ives With a Virtual Green-Wood Cemetery Exhibit Tour
Their images are synonymous with 19th century America and the men behind the evocative lithographs w...
Night and Day: Lightscape Lights Up Brooklyn Botanic Garden
In the tradition of landscape architecture, Lightscape adds light, music and sound to the Brooklyn B...
Making History: A Community Writing Project Brings Together a Brooklyn Neighborhood
Browsing Greenlight Bookstore on Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Lefferts Gardens not far from Prospect ...
Artist Samantha Bittman Combines Her Love of Weaving With Paint
Sometimes the right things come to you at the perfect time. For the artist Samantha Bittman, it was ...
Photographer Irina Rozovsky Captures the Sights and Sounds of Prospect Park in New Book
Since the start of the pandemic, landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted’s description of Prospe...
The Small Theaters of Brooklyn Prep for the Return of Live Audiences
When the curtains closed and the music stopped in Brooklyn’s small theaters 18 months ago, the cre...
Photoville Festival Returns to Brooklyn for 10th Anniversary Public Art Exhibitions
Photoville, the city-wide festival dedicated to public photography programs, is returning for its 10...
Brooklyn Public Library LitFilm Festival Returns with Virtual Screenings
Back for a fourth edition, the Brooklyn Public Library's LitFilm Festival will be virtual again this...
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