Brooklyn Shows Its West Indian and Caribbean Pride with Annual Carnival
By KELLY MCGRATH Monday, September 2, 2024 marked the annual celebration of the J’Ouvert and West Indian American Day Carnival. A Brooklyn tradition rooted in …[read more]
By KELLY MCGRATH Monday, September 2, 2024 marked the annual celebration of the J’Ouvert and West Indian American Day Carnival. A Brooklyn tradition rooted in …[read more]
BY MAXWELL SCHUSS For the past 25 years gallerist Kerry Schuss has displayed the works of others. Now, he himself has dived into the life …[read more]
BY HENRY POPOVIC After much anticipation, the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, a new part of the American Museum of Natural History …[read more]
BY DEJA WALLACE The latest fashion exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum examines the legacy of fashion designer Thierry Mugler Couturissime with his innovative and fashion-forward …[read more]
BY LUIS MONGE Brooklyn College hosted a composers concert which played original musical pieces by composers. Taking place at the Atrium of the Tow Center, …[read more]
BY DANIEL DIDONNA On Saturday, March 25, the New York City Mural Arts Project (NYCMAP) organization hosted a pop-up art event with a mental health …[read more]
BY ANDRE RICKMAN To commemorate Women’s History Month, HelloTittie collaborated with Lips Cafe’s Art and Dine series to showcase a surreal exhibition of the female …[read more]
BY HENRY POPOVIC An intriguing look at what happened with the Titanic ship can be seen in New York City for just a little longer. …[read more]
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN The 8th Annual Women’s History Artist Month (W.H.A.M) at the Goddard Riverside Community Center kicked off Women’s History Month on the Upper …[read more]
BY HENRY POPOVIC The Orchid Show returned to the New York Botanical Garden as a showcase of thousands of orchids for its twentieth incarnation on …[read more]
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