Arts & Entertainment

Artists-X-Change has partnered with Brooklyn Arts Council in the collective's first project to help artists deal with the effects of the pandemic

Andre D. Wagner talks about his journey as a Black photographer, and the drive behind his upcoming book 'New City, Old Blues'

The annual free photography festival kicks off on Thursday Sept. 17 and will run outdoors across the city for two months

On Saturday, Brooklynites gathered for the museum's reopening party, celebrating local art and culture.

Cyrée Jarelle Johnson will receive $25,800 for winning a Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowship

The show 12 Angry Men…and Women: The Weight of the Wait will be performed live in Bed-stuy on Saturday night, and streamed online

After six months of shuttered doors, Brooklyn Museum is reopening this Saturday and putting on a show to celebrate

When NYC's underground and street musicians were forced back into their homes during the pandemic, nonprofit Urbano Street went with them

Despite the annual parade moving online due to COVID-19, socially-distanced celebrations hit the streets of Brooklyn

Amidst COVID-19, the ways in which we interact with art must be reimagined. The Bushwick Film Festival has found a temporary solution.