As we approach the one year anniversary of the closure of live music venues in New York, the future of live music remains uncertain and venues in North Brooklyn are […]
Category: Culture
HOMOCATS Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Pencil Factory Show
“Merging cats with politics was seen as radical, funny, cool, crazy, and or repulsive depending on the viewer!”
Paul Richard, The Artist Behind Greenpoint’s Favorite Sidewalk Art
“Once, I asked the manager of the KMart on Astor Place if he’d let me sell paintings inside, and he did.”
Flow State, Docuseries on North Brooklyn Artists, Premieres This Week
“Artists tend to cultivate community and culture from the inside, and this often brings about powerful ideas.”
Greenpoint Sommelier’s Quarantine Art Project Is Still Growing
“When the world turned upside down, painting was the first place I turned.”
Drink and Dine at Pete’s Candy Store With Local Artwork
With the artwork, each room looks almost like the inside of a tiny Williamsburg apartment.
Greenpoint Valentine’s Day Gift Guide
Show your love for Greenpoint and your beloved with hyperlocal gifts.
Human Connection Arts Opens Outdoor Greenpoint Gallery
Human Connection Arts opened its new space on January 18, 2021.
Damen Corrado Traces A History of Street Art
Mr. C has given life to a vibrant and ever-evolving form of expression.
Rough Trade Is Moving Out Of Williamsburg
Rough Trade will close its 10,000 square foot store an music venue this spring.