In the 40 years since its founding as a not-for-profit organization in 1979, BRIC has been the driving force behind a number of Brooklyn’s most widely renowned and beloved arts and media programs. In the borough that is now this country’s foremost creative hotbed, BRIC is unparalleled in its combination of artistic excellence, programmatic breadth and genuine accessibility.
BRIC presents live music and performing arts (the Celebrate Brooklyn! Performing Arts Festival and BRIClab), contemporary art exhibitions and programs (until 2013 at BRIC Rotunda Gallery and throughout the borough), and community media programs (Brooklyn Free Speech, BRIC TV, and Brooklyn Bulletin Board) that reflect Brooklyn’s creativity and diversity.
Emphasizing creative expression as varied and groundbreaking as the borough it serves, BRIC provides opportunities and platforms for Brooklyn artists and media makers to create and present new works. The organization champions the creativity of Brooklyn and work that expands the boundaries of artistic disciplines. BRIC’s highly accessible exhibitions, performances, television programs and educational programs serve more than one million Brooklyn residents, including some 4,000 school children, each year.
Dive deeper into our Gallery exhibition Serious Play! Join us for Coffee & Conversation this SAT, JUL 13, 3-4PM, as artists Kat Chamberlin, Damien Davis, and Ronny Quevedo lead a gallery tour and engage in a discussion on their work. Coffee provided!
FREE w/ RSVP: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/coffee-conversation-serious-play
Photo by Jordan Rathkopf.
#BRIC #contemporaryart #SeriousPlay #galleryexhibition #artexhibition #gallerytour #arttour #artisttalk
Starting to feel numb from the infinite scroll of social media? 🤳
Join us this Friday for Project 404, a workshop on the practice of attention in conjunction with our Serious Play exhibition in the Gallery. The practice of Project 404 aspires to help us remain active and creatively engaged with our environment and ourselves, and consists of two phases: a silent phase of sixteen minutes in which we'll look intently together at a single image using our individual devices. The next phase is a colloquy or conversation of about 60 minutes, during which the we'll will discuss our experiences of the silent phase (with devices put aside).
So bring yourself and your devices on FRI, JUL 12, 12:30-2PM!
Free w/ RSVP: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/serious-play-lessons-learningunlearning-project-404
BRIC House will be closed Thu-Fri, Jul-4-5. Join us #AtTheBandshell on Friday to see Mick Jenkins and Leikeli47. Oddisee, 47SOUL, and NARCY (with special guest Talib Kweli!) hit the stage on Saturday. Come through!
Full Schedule: bricartsmedia.org/BCBF
"Curators Jenny Gerow and Elizabeth Ferrer have assembled an enthralling group of artists this season for their play-focused group exhibition at BRIC, introducing many viewers to the work of installation artist and sculptor Kat Chamberlin for the first time...Material slippage pushes against the borders of social commentary in Chamberlin's work, and the results flash a creepy, acidic spotlight on the performances we require of women in public space."
Thank you Artspace for the shout-out to our gallery exhibition Serious Play and to the amazing work of Kat Chamberlin!
https://www.artspace.com/magazine/interviews_features/artist_to_watch/5-nyc-group-show-standouts-summer-2019-56134
Here are five stand-out emerging artists in some killer summer New York group shows.
Earlier today, we gathered with our neighboring arts and cultural institutions, advocates, and leaders to celebrate $400,000,000 allocated for arts and culture in Brooklyn in the city budget. Congrats all around—it's truly a honor to work side-by-side with you all! Council Member Laurie Cumbo 🎉
We have a new café mural going up this week! Artist David Rios Ferreira's new work makes references to monster movies from his childhood like Godzilla, representing disturbances in the urban landscape. Combined with cartoonish characters and hints of historical structures, the hybridity of this imagery becomes a metaphor for the process of cultural appropriation and reconstitution crucial to identity-making in our postcolonial society.
Celebrate this new mural with us this Thu, Jun 27 at 7PM!
https://www.bricartsmedia.org/art-exhibitions/cafe-mural-david-rios-ferreira-dont-you-see-i-got-everythin-you-need
JOIN US AT THE OPENING RECEPTION: THURS, June 27, 2018 | 7-9PMCurated by Elizabeth Ferrer, VP of Contemporary Art
What's next up in our hallway? Muriel Stockdale's "E Pluribus – Out of Many" is an installation of reimagined United States flags celebrating the cultural landscape of Brooklyn. Celebrate the opening of this exhibition along with our new gallery exhibition and café mural with a reception on Thu, Jun 27!
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Pictured: Muriel Stockdale, "Mien," 2010
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https://www.bricartsmedia.org/art-exhibitions/muriel-stockdale-e-pluribus-out-many
Congratulations to the 42 original, live performance projects that will receive funding in 2019 from the MAP Fund! We're honored to have worked quite a few of these talented grantees! We're thrilled that their work will have this support, and are excited to see their projects come to life.
Kudos these BRIC alum and to all the 2019 recipients 🎉🎉🎉
Yanira Castro, BRIClab
Meshell Ndegeocello, BRIC JazzFest
Sarah Dahnke, exhibition artist
Crystal Z Campbell, exhibition artist
Rashaad Newsome, exhibition artist
Jasmine Murrell, current Media Arts Fellow
Jake Margolin & Nick Vaughan, exhibition artists
Charlotte Brathwaite, BRIClab
Modesto ‘Flako’ Jimenez, Jack, BRIClab
https://mapfundblog.org/2019/06/18/the-map-fund-announces-42-visionary-projects-to-receive-funding-in-2019/
New York, NY — Tuesday, June 18, 2019 In celebration of its 30th anniversary of grantmaking, the MAP Fund is thrilled to present the 2019 MAP grantees: 42 original, live performance projects will r…
On Saturday, June 15, we celebrated the launch of our new podcast TELL, which has been a live queer storytelling event held at The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division, for the past 5 years, and will now be available everywhere as a podcast. Hosted by Drae Campbell, this event featured stories from Brian Vines, Ryan Haddad, Elsa Waithe, and Becca Blackwell, plus a special screening of WORK, a short documentary by BRIC TV on Brooklyn's ballroom scene.
Stream TELL now on Stitcher, or anywhere you listen to podcasts by searching BRIC Radio: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bric-radio/tell
Photos by Anna Leuck.
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Happy Father's Day from just a few of our BRIC staffers! What are some of your favorite corny dad jokes? Tell us in the comments below 👇👇
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This Friday, join us as Brooklyn youth share their art, poetry, music, dance, and more as part of the Art a Catalyst for Change Initiative. This program was created by city council members and activists to raise awareness and inspire pathways towards gun reform through art. Community organizations will also be onsite, plus a keynote address by Shaun Leonardo.
Jun 14, 10AM-1:30PM, Free w/ RSVP: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/art-catalyst-change-brooklyn-anti-gun-violence-culminating-event-0
This event will include interactive art-making activities; live music, poetry, theater, and dance performances; community organizations on hand; and a keynote address by national social and criminal justice advocate, writer, and educator, Shaun Leonardo; plus much more! Lunch and snacks will be prov...
“Nothing essential happens in the absence of noise.” - Jacques Attali
The latest episode of our podcast Brooklyn, USA is a celebration of sound: jackhammers, crickets, groceries, trains—the borough is making noise and we're listening closely. Tune in on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VKMk7KnGVcILHaTmqubyC
It's the last week to see Chad Stayrook's "The Loneliest Voyages" in the Project Room, an installation and series of drawings evoking a human understanding of the 10 space probes that have had the furthest journeys from the planet Earth, and what we learn from the information they send back. On view thru Sat, Jun 15!
https://www.bricartsmedia.org/art-exhibitions/chad-stayrook-loneliest-voyages
OPENING RECEPTION: May 15, 7-9pmEXHIBITION ON VIEW: May 15-June 15, 2019CURATED BY: Jenny Gerow
The amazing DJ Annie Red spins at tomorrow's Family Day at BRIC! Join us from 12-3PM for hands-on art activities, a tour of the gallery exhibition showcasing the work of Brooklyn students across 34 different schools and 5 community centers across the borough. RSVP: bricartsmedia.org/familyday.
It was a beautiful night at the Prospect Park Bandshell as we kicked off the 41st summer of the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival with our REVEL and an outstanding performance by Patti LaBelle!
Photos: Tony Tenenbaum, David Andrako, Vikram Valluri
A warm BRIC welcome to our Summer 2019 BRICworkspace artists, Zalika Azim, Shelly Bahl, Mimi Bai, Julian Chams, Dain DeltaDawn, Sareh Imani, Mei Kazama, Nsenga Knight, and Gustavo Prado! Learn more in Artforum: https://www.artforum.com/news/bric-selects-artists-for-summer-2019-residency-program-80052
BRIC, the Brooklyn-based cultural nonprofit organization, has invited nine emerging and mid-career artists to participate in its summer 2019 BRICworkspace residency program. Participants include Zalika Azim, Shelly Bahl, Mimi Bai, Julian Chams, Dain DeltaDawn, Sareh Imani, Mei Kazama, Nsenga Knight,...
Tonight's the night! 🌠 The one and only Patti LaBelle opens BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn Festival's 41st season in Prospect Park. Hope to see you #AtTheBandshell tonight and all summer long! For more info, visit bricartsmedia.org/Patti.
How would it feel to venture in the far reaches of space alone? Chad Stayrook's installation and series of drawings "The Loneliest Voyages" is based on the ten space probes that have traveled furthest from Earth. Stayrook evokes a better understanding of the perilous one-way journey these voyagers take into the unknown. Visit this exhibition at BRIC in our Project Room, on view thru Jun 16! More info: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/art-exhibitions/chad-stayrook-loneliest-voyages
OPENING RECEPTION: May 15, 7-9pmEXHIBITION ON VIEW: May 15-June 16, 2019CURATED BY: Jenny Gerow
Join us tomorrow night for the 6th Annual Concrete Stories! This Youth Media Festival was curated and organized by an amazing and talented group of high school students, and showcases short documentaries, scripted films, music videos, and animation by media makers under age 21. Enjoy the screening tomorrow, Wed, May 29 from 6:30-8:30PM—FREE w/ RSVP: bricartsmedia.org/concretestories
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, we asked staff members to talk about #AAPI groups, people, and historical moments that inspire or resonate with them. Read now on our blog: http://bit.ly/2EvMYFD #AAPIHM #AAPIHeritageMonth
This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, we asked members of our staff to tell us about Asian and Pacific Islander groups, people, and historical moments that inspire or resonate with them.
We're thrilled to announce that BRIC's newest podcast TELL will be premiering in June! Hosted and created by Drae Campbell, TELL serves queer stories on queer terms. Celebrate the launch of TELL on Sat, Jun 15 at Bureau of General Services-Queer Division at 7PM.
FREE w/ RSVP: http://bit.ly/BRICRadio_TELL
NYC is facing a proposed $6 million cut to the cultural budget. Members of the coalition New Yorkers for Culture & Arts, including James King of Harlem Stage, Taryn Sacramone of Queens Theatre, and our own Kristina Newman-Scott explain how access to culture and arts have shown time and time again to have the greatest impact for the leanest expenditure in this opinion piece featured in New York Daily News: http://bit.ly/NYC_CulturalBudgetCut
In a storytelling class at the Open Door Senior Center in Chinatown, participants are asked to talk about a time in their lives they felt loved. A student, Ng Shi Chun, responds, “I’ve been working in factories since I was 14. Taking these art classes at the senior center is the happiest time in...
Today is the launch of We, Women, the largest social impact photography art project by women currently underway across the United States. We're thrilled that BRIC President Kristina Newman-Scott is on We, Women's selection committee!
Are you a woman, transgender, or non-binary artist focusing on a critical issue in the U.S. through photography and community engagement? Apply now to join the first round of We, Women artists. Proposals due June 30! Apply today: wewomenphoto.com/apply
Celebrate Brooklyn's creative youth at our 31st Annual Contemporary Art Education Exhibition, opening this Thursday, 5/23! This year's iteration "WINDOWS: Framing the Future" includes work by students in 34 schools and 5 community centers across the borough, providing a glimpse into how these growing individuals envision their future. We can't wait to see it all come together and hope you'll join us—RSVP to the opening reception on our website: http://bit.ly/BRIC_WINDOWS_FramingTheFuture
"[Puerto Rico] was industrialized and developed with U.S. business interests in mind, and our interests second. I didn't learn about this in school. I learned about it through a bike." For #BikeToWorkDay and #FBF, we're throwing it it back to Miguel Luciano's 2017 exhibition "Ride or Die," which explored the colonial history of the U.S. in Puerto Rico, and how that history informs relations to this day. Watch the full video and hear Miguel elaborate on the exhibition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFePUVVKCI
Produced by #studioBK.
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#biketowork #puertorico #rideordie #miguelluciano #puertoricanliberation #contemporaryart #BRIC
Haven't had a chance to see The Portrait is Political yet? There's just a few more days to see the exhibition that "brings together the work of artists pushing the portrait into new realms, using a collaborative approach to generate the social capital and social justice for the LGBTQ artists, subjects, and communities of Brooklyn." (DAZED). Come by this weekend, it'll be on view thru Sun (May 12)!
https://www.dazeddigital.com/art-photography/article/44274/1/texas-isaiah-jaishri-abichandani-liz-collins-the-portrait-is-political
Jaishri Abichandani, texas isaiah, and Liz Collins speak about how they are making portraits to create space for those who have previously been marginalised, misrepresented, or erased
Curious to learn more about the art on view at BRIC? BRIC TV's 112BK interviewed The Portrait is Political artist Jaishri Abichandani about the paintings in her series Jasmine Blooms at Night. Tune in to hear more about her process, inspiration, and other projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw6M9ozMYHs
As part of "The Portrait is Political" exhibition on view at BRIC through May 12, 2019, artist Jaishri Abichandani's exhibition "Jasmine Blooms at Night" fea...
Can't wait to see you all #AtTheBandshell this summer!
Today’s the day! The BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival 2019 summer schedule is now live, featuring musical legends, indie rock powerhouses, exciting newcomers, Brooklyn favorites, renowned dance companies, exciting films, and everything in between. All free, all summer long #AtTheBandshell! Tell us—who are you excited to see?
Full schedule: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/bcbf
This Saturday's BRIC Family House Party is Saturday-Morning-Cartoons-themed, so come in your PJ's or superhero suit and enjoy an afternoon of family-friendly art-making, performances, dancing, and more! Featuring Mil's Trills, Brooklyn Music School, Party Like Brooklyn, Baby, and more. Join us 12-5PM this Sat, May 4!
RSVP and view the full schedule on our website:
https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/house-party-saturday-morning-cartoons
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“Nothing essential happens in the absence of noise.” - Jacques Attali The latest episode of our podcast Brooklyn, USA is a celebration of sound: jackhammers, crickets, groceries, trains—the borough is making noise and we're listening closely. Tune in on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VKMk7KnGVcILHaTmqubyC
Join us tomorrow night for the 6th Annual Concrete Stories! This Youth Media Festival was curated and organized by an amazing and talented group of high school students, and showcases short documentaries, scripted films, music videos, and animation by media makers under age 21. Enjoy the screening tomorrow, Wed, May 29 from 6:30-8:30PM—FREE w/ RSVP: bricartsmedia.org/concretestories
We're thrilled to announce that BRIC's newest podcast TELL will be premiering in June! Hosted and created by Drae Campbell, TELL serves queer stories on queer terms. Celebrate the launch of TELL on Sat, Jun 15 at Bureau of General Services-Queer Division at 7PM. FREE w/ RSVP: http://bit.ly/BRICRadio_TELL
"[Puerto Rico] was industrialized and developed with U.S. business interests in mind, and our interests second. I didn't learn about this in school. I learned about it through a bike." For #BikeToWorkDay and #FBF, we're throwing it it back to Miguel Luciano's 2017 exhibition "Ride or Die," which explored the colonial history of the U.S. in Puerto Rico, and how that history informs relations to this day. Watch the full video and hear Miguel elaborate on the exhibition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdFePUVVKCI Produced by #studioBK. . #biketowork #puertorico #rideordie #miguelluciano #puertoricanliberation #contemporaryart #BRIC
Tickets are selling fast for our final BRIC House Sessions with Y La Bamba and Habibi on THU, APR 11 at 8PM. Get your tickets now! https://bit.ly/2G6VXQH
Saxophonist and Bowie collaborator Donny McCaslin talks about his new album Blow. and the inspiration behind the new direction with his music. See Donny McCaslin | Noveller at BRIC House Sessions on THU, MAR 28: https://bit.ly/2Vn2nxZ
Our artist-in-residence The Knights are back later this month with a Family Show on SAT, MAR 30 at 2PM! Tickets start at $10: https://bit.ly/2VCQdRC
In the fall of 2017, BRIC was excited to partner with the new multimedia platform ALL ARTS to capture some of the amazing performances at #BRICJazzFest that year. Now, you can watch these amazing performances Now, you can watch these performances on television, streaming apps, or online through the ALL ARTS show The Set List. See a list of the upcoming schedule of BRIC JazzFest performances on our website: https://bit.ly/2H6Ddj7
In this week's episode of BRIC Radio's #LastNameBasis, Franchesca "Chescaleigh" Ramsey and Patrick Kondas peak in their own #lovelanguage. Tune into the full podcast episode, featuring special guest Johnetta Elzie! https://spoti.fi/2tyrqSM
Get excited! BRIC House Sessions starts this week, and Boogát and Waahli aka Wyzah take the stage next THU, FEB 21 for an international hip hop dance party! Plus, a set from DJ Bembona! Check out the video and click here for tickets: https://bit.ly/2DYE8Ao BRIC House Sessions Lead Sponsor: City Point BKLYN
This #BlackHistoryMonth, it's important that we don't shy away from the fraught American history that's brought us to this current moment. We wanted to revisit Kenseth Armstead's immersive installation, Master Work: Slaves of New York 1776, which used one feather to represent each slave in the colony of New York at the time of the American Revolution.
"People confuse the awareness as all of the work, as opposed to the beginning of the work." On the next Last Name Basis, activist DeRay Mckesson joins Franchesca "Chescaleigh" Ramsey and Patrick Kondas in the studio to talk about #BlackLivesMatter, awareness vs. outcome, and more. Tune in to the podcast episode on Tue, Feb 5, 2019, available on all podcast platforms. Listen to all episodes of Last Name Basis on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2SjXjfR
This Spring, join us in continuing to celebrate our 40th year with world-class performances, art exhibitions, independent media, and public programming. Check out the full Spring 2019 Season on our website! https://bit.ly/2ASXHrN 🎉🎉🎉 #BRIC40 #WhereBrooklynComesTogether Photo Credits: 1) ILLFLIX, 2) Angelys Ocana, 3) Courtesy of Brian Vines, 4) Hayim Heron, 5) Artist Yi Xin Tong
Of her work, Brooklyn-based artist Johannah Herr—whose hallway installation is currently on view at BRIC House through Feb 27—says, "You have something that comes in a beautiful package, but is really dark and violent." Watch BRIC TV's "BK Stories" segment on the artist.
Thank you for dancing, listening, and learning with us in 2018! BRIC House will be closed Mon, Dec 24, 2018 - Tue, Jan 1, 2019 in celebration of the holiday season. See you in the new year! Footage of @Urban Bush Women taken by Matthew Allen, courtesy of Brooklyn Free Speech.
Part of #BRICJazzFest, listen in on the conversation between Terence Blanchard, Camila Meza, and Keyon [email protected], and acclaimed jazz critic Nate Chinen, about his new book, Playing Changes: Jazz for the New Century, and the evolution of jazz.
Earlier this year, Urban Bush Women presented Talk 'Trane, a dance workshop as part of #BRICJazzFest. Watch this video from Brooklyn Free Speech, about the event to learn more about Urban Bush Women, an artist-in-residence at BRIC!
Patrick's glasses are going through changes. Listen to this full episode of Last Name Basis on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/38DeMAkclw5VFeysZcja6L Last Name Basis is a biweekly podcast hosted by Franchesca "Chescaleigh" Ramsey & Patrick Kondas. Each episode they discuss what’s going on in the world along with what’s happening in their lives as a married couple. #LastNameBasis
Tonight's the night! Join us for the opening of our new art exhibition, Penelope Umbrico: MONUMENT, from 7-9pm (Nov 28) at BRIC House! PLUS, bring your old/broken Smartphones, iPads, kindles, or LCD TVs to be recycled or creatively transformed!
Urban Bush Women present Hair & Other Stories, an evening-length dance-theater performance that explores disquieting perceptions of beauty, identity, and race through the lens of hair, primarily that of African-American women. At BRIC House, JAN 31-FEB 9, 2019. Tickets: https://bit.ly/2QR6VdZ
Your favorite couplecast is live! This time Fran and Pat are joined by special guests Francheska Medina of Hey Fran Hey and Ashley C. Ford of BRIC TV’s own 112BK!
Do you have a story to tell about Fort Greene? Do you want to create a vision for the future of the neighborhood? Apply now to be part of the #FutureHistoricalSociety, a team of community members who will use storytelling, art, and media-making to create a publicly accessible archive of histories and imagined futures for the area. Deadline is NOV 15. More Info: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/fhs
Join us for a live podcast recording of BRIC Radio's couplecast, Last Name Basis! Hosted by husband and wife team Franchesca "Chescaleigh" Ramsey and Patrick Kondas, Last Name Basis is a bi-weekly podcast that covers everything from what’s going on in the world to what’s happening in their lives as a married couple. Ramsey is an actress, activist, comedian, writer, and YouTube sensation who spends way too much time on the internet; Kondas is an attorney and aspiring ukulele master who loves to cook. Join them and some very special guests for an unforgettable night of laughs, stories, and surprises! Featuring special guests Francheska Medina of Hey Fran Hey and Ashley C. Ford of #112BK! Free tickets at bricartsmedia.org/LNBlive.
We are live on the stoop with Jaskiran Dhillon, Macarena Gómez-Barris, and Sandy Grande to discuss extractivism, indigenous resistance, and the politics of environmental justice.
This Saturday, The Knights kick off their fall season at BRIC with a celebration of Leonard Bernstein & Walt Whitman. On October 27, the Family Show takes place at 2PM and the Evening Concert is at 8PM. Watch their video below and get your tickets now: http://bricartsmedia.org/theknights
Vijay Iyer is featured on this week's episode of The Set List from our friends at ALL ARTS is featured on this week's episode of The Set List from our friends at ALL ARTSVijay IyerALL ARTS! This new, music-focused series airs at 10PM on Wednesdays on WLIW Channel 21, and Vijay Iyer will be featured tonight, OCT 10, with his performance at #BRICJazzFest 2017. https://goo.gl/YLr62J
Podcast Last Name Basis goes LIVE at The Greene Space at WNYC/WQXR as part of their Podcast Mixtape on Monday, 10/22! Comedian, author, activist and YouTube sensation Franchesca "Chescaleigh" Ramsey and her husband, Patrick Kondas, discuss what's going on in the world and in their lives as a married couple on Last Name Basis — a bi-weekly podcast from BRIC Radio. For this special live taping, they'll be joined by comedian Jordan Carlos. Get your tickets today: http://www.thegreenespace.org/events/thegreenespace/2018/oct/22/podcast-mixtape-last-name-basis/
Check out The Set List from our friends at ALL ARTS, a new series that brings music audiences to the foot of the stage with live performances, exclusive back-stage access, and in-depth artist interviews. The first episode of the show, which airs at 10PM on WED, OCT 3 on WLIW Channel 21, is all about Jazzmeia Horn and her performance at #BRICJazzFest 2017. https://goo.gl/YLr62J
#BRICJazzFest is fast approaching and we can't wait! Now in its fourth year, Brooklyn's ultimate jazz festival includes film, dance, conversation, poetry, and a three-stage, three-night live music marathon that will fill BRIC House with the sounds of global legends, groundbreaking artists, and exciting newcomers to jazz. Check out our video and get excited!
It's Friday! Relax and listen to some jazz from Etsuko Tajima, who performed at #BRICJazzFest 2016.
We’ve got Urban Bush Women teaching a community dance class in our ballroom!
Writer Rembert Browne has interviewed Barack Obama, Colin Kaepernick, and most recently Spike Lee. Rembert spoke with host Ashley Ford on #112BK about the responsibility that comes with this work and more. Hear conversations on the borough you call home on #112BK by #BRICRadio. Listen on any podcast platform or on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/112bk/september-5-2018-112bk
Artist Mary Mattingly's new large-scale work at BRIC House reimagines an object with a loaded history - in this case, a 19,000-lb military vehicle. Join us at the Opening Reception for #WhatHappensAfter, Wed, Sept 12 from 7-9PM. Exhibition is on view through Nov 11.
Check out this video of Keyon Harrold performing on The Stoop at BRIC House earlier this year! He's coming back for the #BRICJazzFest Marathon and will perform on Friday, October 19. Get your tickets now: https://www.bricartsmedia.org/events-performances/bric-jazzfest-marathon-night-2-1
In this episode of BRIC TV's "BK Made" series, artist Kennedy Yanko talks about what inspired her work in the "Alchemy" exhibition at BRIC House (on view through Aug 12). Watch the full video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI_fSDCUw_I
We went to Brooklyn Eats and talked to Sophie from @raakachocolate about why Brooklyn's such a great place to make tasty treats. ---------------------------🎥 by @gingermtv #chocolate #snacktime #Brooklyn #BrooklynEats #tastytreats
"I am who I am, and nobody can stop me." It's OFFICIALLY #PrideWeekend in NYC, so we wanted to throw it back a few weeks to the Brooklyn Pride, Inc. Parade. Look out for a new episode of Brooklyn, USA by our podcast network, BRIC Radio, coming soon!
"There's always going to be a place for you at our table." We're so excited for #Pride this weekend! The BRIC Radio team made it out to the Brooklyn Pride Parade a few weeks ago, and spoke with Brooklynites on doing the work to make more spaces welcoming for LGBTQ folk. Look out for a new episode of Brooklyn, USA on #Pride and more later this month!
Hope you're having a Happy #PrideMonth, Brooklyn! The BRIC Radio team ventured out to the Brooklyn Pride, Inc. Parade last week and met some truly wonderful folk. Look out for a special episode of Brooklyn, USA (produced by Sarah Grochowski) on the parade and more later this month! #BKUSA
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