“Quadria”: New Student-Led Play Premieres in Beller Studio
By: Ameena Khan Presented by Off-Off Flatbush Projects, the production of “Quadria: South of What We Mean When We Say Rush Gardens,” a recipient of […]
Arts
Virtual Reality Exhibition Brings Museo del Prado to Brooklyn’s Powerhouse Arts
By: Margot Dragos If you’re tired of viewing a painting in a museum and craving a new way to experience art, head over to Powerhouse […]
“Art of Manga” Exhibit Opens at Brooklyn Museum
By: Margot Dragos On Oct. 3, Brooklyn Museum transformed its Great Hall into the “Art of Manga” exhibition. The collection, organized by Fine Arts Museums […]
“In Service”: A Love Letter to MTA from Photographer Christopher Payne
By: Ameena Khan and Margot Dragos On Sept. 22, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Arts & Design presented “In Service: MTA Photographs by Christopher Payne,” a […]
Maha Hashwi Shares Her Poetry and Wisdom With BC Students at Women’s Center
By: Margot Dragos Brooklyn College (BC) Women’s Center and The Muslim Women’s Leadership Development Project hosted “Words of Becoming: A Poetry Reading and Book […]
Small Space, Big Art: Clio Art Fair Highlights Independent Artists
By: Margot Dragos From Sept. 17-20, a small gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan, was transformed into the 24th edition of Clio Art Fair, highlighting the work […]
Youth Showcase at Queer Voices Shows How The Next Generation Wants To Be Heard
By: Margot Dragos A new generation of queer artists took the spotlight at “Queer Voices: New York City Film Festival’s Youth Showcase” on Sept. 11. […]
Without Music, Life Would Be a Mistake: The Met Museum’s “Musical Bodies” Exhibit
By: Ameena Khan From June 7 through Sept. 27, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) opened a new exhibition, “Musical Bodies.” The Met brings together […]
Who Moves America: IFC Center Hosts Q&A Film Screening
By: Amani Nelson On Wednesday, Sept. 9, the IFC Center, an art-house movie theater, hosted a film screening for the opening night of “Who Moves […]