Photography Project 'We, Women' Launches Its First Exhibition At Brooklyn Bridge Park
“As Americans – as human beings – a lot of the information that we receive is through the lens of men,” Laura Roumanos, cofounder of Photoville, one of the two nonprofits behind the We, Women traveling photo exhibition, told Bklyner. This project shifts that perspective.
‘Queens of Pain’ Opens Brooklyn Film Festival With Documentary About Women’s Lives and Roller Derby
Queens of Pain – a 75-minute documentary by co-directors Cassie Hay and Amy Winston -- kicks off the Brooklyn Film Festival
Inside~Out: in the Garden Showcases Work by 26 Independent Designers in Boerum Hill
Visitors to Inside~Out in the Garden
[https://insideout.show/Live-Show-Inside-Out-in-the-Garden], a new outdoor
exhibit from Brooklyn design practice Kin
Tonight, BAM Debuts First Youth-Led, Youth-Focused Program As Part of DanceAfrica 2021
BAM’s DanceAfrica — the largest African dance festival in the country —
returned
on May 4th [https://www.bam.org/programs/
Brooklyn Visual Arts Teacher Receives Recognition for Student Awards
Sarah Grace Holcomb (right) with students. Photo courtesy of Sarah Grace
Holcomb.Brooklyn students Brianna Blue and Aleksandra Kwiecień recently
Amant Foundation’s Sprawling New Headquarters in East Williamsburg Bring A Massive Space Dedicated To Nurturing Artists
The Amant Foundation [https://www.amant.org/], a non-profit arts organization
that debuted in 2020 with its artist residency in