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Brooklyn Museum Announces Major Frida Kahlo Exhibition for 2019

A portrait of Frida Kahlo by Toni Frissell (Via Wikimedia Commons)The Brooklyn Museum has just announced the subject of their next major exhibition: Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. In one of the biggest exhibitions of her work in the last decade, the Brooklyn Museum will host the show, titled Frida

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You Can Come Home Again: Artist Lance Rutledge Exhibits ‘This Used To Be My Studio’ At Gowanus Souvenir Shop

“Please do Not Do Any Thing Soon Or With-Out Permission” by Lance Lance Rutledge. (Courtesy of Lance Rutledge)Discussions of the many developments happening in the Gowanus neighborhood tend to spark controversy nowadays. Whether it’s public outcry of a Pre-K being built on top of a possible mass grave

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Check Out Local Students’ Photos At Library Event On Saturday

Student photographers. (Photo via Friends of Cortelyou Library)Local students who recently participated in the Friends of Cortelyou Library program, “The Neighborhood As I See It, [/blog/events/neighborhood-students-explore-what-makes-the-community-great-through-cortelyou-library-program] ” are sharing their photos and interviews with the whole community in an exhibition at the Cortelyou Library [http://www.bklynlibrary.org/

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Unplanned Beauty: Unintended By Photographer David Stock At 440 Gallery

“Fencetree,” 2008 by David Stock. (Courtesy of David Stock)Photographic capabilities on smart phones improve with every release, which makes it very easy for anyone to snap a decent one. It takes mere seconds to spot an interesting image on the street, take a photo with your phone, and then

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Exhibit Examining Income Inequality Opens Thursday At Old Stone House

Jennifer Dalton’s piece, Your Name Here, which features one year of credit card offers. (Photo via Old Stone House)A new exhibit at the Old Stone House [http://theoldstonehouse.org/] called “In Search of One City: Sensing (In)equality” [http://theoldstonehouse.org/event/in-search-of-one-city-sensing-inequality-curated-by-katherine-gressel/] explores artists’ roles in navigating

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Group Photography Exhibit Opens This Friday At BrooklynWorks At 159

A group photography show opens with a party this Friday, July 19 from 7-10pm at BrooklynWorks at 159 [http://www.brooklynworks159.com/]. The photographers in the exhibit are Nastassia Davis [http://nastassiadavis.com/], Christaan Felber [http://www.christaanfelber.com/] , Ali Feuring [http://www.flickr.com/photos/alifeuring/], Kara Hoblin [http:

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Green-Wood’s A Beautiful Way To Go Opens At MCNY May 15

Wednesday is a huge day for our favorite historic landmark. A Beautiful Way to Go [http://www.mcny.org/exhibitions/future/Beautiful-Way-to-Go.html], an exhibition dedicated to Green-Wood Cemetery [http://www.green-wood.com] will open at the Museum of the City of New York [http://www.mcny.org/exhibitions/current/

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Daniel Paterna Featured in Powerhouse on 8th Exhibition

Can’t make it to Powerhouse on 8th [http://www.powerhouseon8th.com/] for tonight’s Pete Hamill’s book signing event [/blog/business/say-hello-to-powerhouse-on-8th]? No need to fret, because South Slope’s newest bookstore is already churning out another stellar gathering on Thursday. The opening of Daniel Paterna’s [http: