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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Brooklyn Artist Janice McDonnell Paints the Waterfront From Red Hook to the Navy Yard
“The waterfront is ever changing,” says the painter Janice McDonnell. “For an artist, it’s a...
A Clinton Hill Brownstone Reflects a Young Family’s History and Values
A Clinton Hill brownstone where a young family lives is quite intentionally the embodiment of their ...
Greenpoint’s Astral Apartments: A Building Ahead of Its Time
Charles Pratt was one of the entrepreneurial wizards of 19th century Brooklyn. He was born in Massac...
Architect and Urbanist Vishaan Chakrabarti’s Vision for Brooklyn Connects the Future to the Past
In a small office in a nondescript building a few steps from Union Square, the architect and urban d...
A Brownstone Dweller Brings Back the Glorious Details on a Distinguished Bed Stuy Block
The classic Brooklyn brownstone has undergone an astonishing renaissance in recent years, essentiall...
Lilia Chef Missy Robbins Shares a Winter Salad Recipe
I am a fanatic about citrus. I even like to eat lemons and limes. I know. It’s weird. When win...
Williamsburg Chef Missy Robbins Finds Time for Cookbook, Second ‘Burg Eatery, Life
When Missy Robbins left her well-respected position as executive chef of Manhattan restaurant A Voce...
Brownstoner Magazine’s Fall/Winter Issue Is Here!
Brownstoner Magazine's Fall/Winter 2017/18 issue is hot off the presses. Don’t miss house tours...
A Boerum Hill House Proves a Good Luck Charm for “Talk Stoop” Host Cat Greenleaf and Family
In New York, it often seems as if good and bad luck starts with where one lives. It’s not uncommon...
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