Category: Culture
Greenpoint Glass Inspires Mirror Selfies
Mirror, mirror on the window. Yes, window. A white house on the corner of Lorimer Street and Norman Avenue in Greenpoint allows passersby to take selfies by means of a […]
The Art World Near You—A Weekend Adventure in Brooklyn
Some of you have already resolved to spend the weekend by the barbeque. But for those of you commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in an art gallery, […]
06.26.14 Mixtape // Stars & Letters Records
This week Greenpoint-based record label Stars & Letters‘ Mark Roberts pulls together a very borough-centric mix. It represents other BK labels including Triangle Records, Secretly Canadian, Ceremony Records, Ghostly International, […]
Sometimes It’s Hard to be a Woman // Heather Marie Scholl on Fashion, Feminism & Domestic Violence
“A woman is not a potted plant her roots bound to the confines of her house…” “A Woman Is Not A Potted Plant” by Alice Walker We all have stories. […]
REVERSE Gallery Holds Interactive Mappathon Workshop
Last weekend, June 27 to 29, REVRSE gallery continued its commitment to experimental media by hosting Interactive Mappathon. The third such event for REVERSE, the marathon-style projection mapping workshop culminated […]
Heliopolis Presents Poetry Reading, “Former Islands” Closes
Coinciding with the closing of its “Former Islands” exhibition, Heliopolis held a poetry reading in its gallery space this past Sunday, June 29. An earlier reading took place last Saturday. Founded […]
Music Review: Adidas “Final Draft” Party ft. A$AP Ferg
This past Monday, June 23rd, a massive line assembled in the middle of the day, coiling around a seemingly abandoned warehouse by the water on North 3rd Street in Williamsburg—a […]
The Art World Near You—A Weekend Adventure in Brooklyn
Brooklyn has the art that will move you this weekend. Or, at least get you out of the apartment. This Friday, June 27, head over to Beloved for the opening […]