Arts & Culture
Circular #8 by Eric Pesso. (Courtesy of Eric Pesso)The most intriguing exhibitions resonate long after a viewer experiences the work of an artist for the first time. ‘A Tree Falls In Brooklyn‘ is Eric Pesso [http://www.flatbushartists.org/EricPesso.htm]‘s newest exhibition that began showing at the
1008 Cortelyou Road
Laolu Senbanjo. Photo by Jide Alakija [http://www.alakija.com/]Laolu Senbanjo [http://www.laolusenbanjo.com/] was born and raised in Ilorin, Nigeria, became a human rights lawyer in his home country, and is now a full-time artist living with his family in Ditmas Park. A visual artist and musician
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Photo via Q Gardens [https://www.facebook.com/Qgardenscommunity/photos/a.235195139999496.1073741829.190736197778724/393835164135492/?type=1&theater] Exciting news! Neighbor and artist Juan Carlos Pinto [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Juan-Carlos-Pinto-Artworks/185023554861846] — who’s well-known for his area installations like the enormous pixelated portraits at the corner of
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We were pretty pumped when neighbor Michael Hirshon [http://www.hirshon.net/info] sent us a link to these drawings he made of spots along Cortelyou Road [http://www.hirshon.net/visual-stories/cortelyou]. After we immediately pestered him with questions about his love of putting pen to paper, he was
190 Marlborough Road
Artist and neighbor Karen Eve Friedland [http://www.karenfriedland.com/] will show her work at a free open studio this Saturday, November 8, and Sunday, November 9, at her home, located at 190 Marlborough Road (between Albemarle and Beverley). The event will be held from 12-5pm both days. In a
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We first met neighbor Jennifer Kahrs several month ago, after we spotted her adorable cat [/blog/photos/photo-of-the-day-window-cat] basking in the storefront window ofThe Shadowbox Shop [https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Shadowbox-Shop-Exhibition-Services-and-Fine-Art-Framing/226605054033118] (491 6th Avenue, between 11th and 12th Street). As a founding member of Project Amelia [/blog/neighbors/
475 Washington Avenue
The sun sets on a summer night in Fort Greene. (Photo by Francisco Daum)Good morning, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill. The first two days of June have already felt like summer in the nabe. We’ve seen that some of you spent the weekend scorcher [http://instagram.com/p/