Artists Honor Women’s History Month at Brooklyn Café
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]
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‘Titantic: The Exhibition’ Closes March 19
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]
Celebrating Women’s History Month Through Art
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]
Inspired by Her Ancestral Connections, Lily Kwong’s Orchid Show Opens at the New York Botanical Garden
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]
Textile artists weave their stories together in Brooklyn
BY KAYLIN GUZMAN BROOKLYN – Textile artist breaks the norms of fine art at the Old Stone House in Brooklyn. Since October 2022, the Belonging …[read more]
Old American School Buses Live a Second, Colorful Life in Guatemala
By SHIRLEY ALVAREZ Have you ever wondered where the yellow school buses go after they retire? Like many retirees, they move overseas for a second …[read more]
16th Black Writers Conference Opens with Talk on ‘Beautiful Struggles’
By ENRICO DENARD The 16th National Black Writers Conference opened on March 30th, gathering writers, scholars, and literary activists to discuss the emerging themes and …[read more]
NYC Hosts St. Patrick’s Day Parade After Two-Year Pandemic Hiatus
By SAMIA AFSAR and ENRICO DENARD Waves of green flushed away the somber gray weather as New York City’s St. Patrick’s Day parade rebounded following …[read more]
“Attica” Filmmaker Discusses His Documentary at City College
By ANNABELLE PAULINO Documentarian Stanley Nelson discussed the footage, subject matter and memory of “Attica,” his film about one of the deadliest incidents in American …[read more]
Serving the Nabe: Hopes for Indie Bookstores
By JOSEPH MODICA When Independent Bookstore Day kicked off on the last Saturday of April, the shop owners were hoping to ring in large crowds. …[read more]