What Would a “Utopian” Gowanus Community Look Like?
Earlier this month, residents woke up to a new Arts Gowanus exhibit entitled Brooklyn Utopias: Along the Canal. Over 200
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‘OY/YO’: From Brooklyn to Philly
For the past seven years, Brooklyn residents could be found murmuring about a most unusual and interesting art piece that
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Brooklyn Commons: The Borough’s Leading Office Park and Cultural Campus
Brooklyn Commons is the new name of what was once known as the MetroTech Center. Owned by Brookfield Properties, Brooklyn
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Cézanne to Return to MoMA – With a Twist
When a group of New York art enthusiasts launched the Museum of Modern Art in 1929, French post-Impressionist Paul Cézanne
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Marc and Gillie to Reveal RBG Sculpture in March 2021
Last month Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that Brooklyn should expect a sculpture to honor and remember one of Brooklyn’s own,
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Brooklyn Home to First BLM Mural in New York City
Following in the footsteps of Washington, DC, Brooklyn added a giant mural to its city-scape, declaring “Black Lives Matter” in
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First New York Mural to Remember Koby and Gianna
In the wake of the tragic helicopter crash in Los Angeles at the end of January that left 9 people
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Unity Sculpture Points to Hope in Brooklyn
Not far from the Brooklyn Bridge a new sculpture has taken up residence. Titled “Unity” by the artist Hank Willis
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Rick Garcia Longtime LA KCBS Anchor: Part of the Magic of 24
Anyone who followed the fabulously well-known TV show 24 will know that some of the episodes were filmed in New
Read moreWomen Directors Shine in Brooklyn
The Second Annual Brooklyn Women’s Film Festival was held over the weekend at the end of June at the underground
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