Arts & Entertainment

Tohma Y. Faulkner passed away on September 6, 2008-- a transition that rocked her entire community of Bedford-Stuyvesant. "The World has lost a great voice, Delta Sigma Theta Sororority, Inc.

(l to r): Award-Winning Authors Peniel E. Joseph and Sonia Sanchez Award-Winning Authors Sonia Sanchez and Peniel E.

Old piano inside of the abandoned Bethel AME Church, restored for the exhibit "Bynam Cutler," and part of "Funk, God, Jazz and Medicine: Black Radical Brooklyn" With all that we have ever read, discussed or debated around the veracity of genetic memo

Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh La di da di, we like to party ...

The exhibit, Funk, God, Jazz and Medicine , is headed into the third of its four-week installment. If you've had a chance to catch any or all of the four exhibits, great! Continue coming, as there are new events taking place each weekend.

A table created by students participating in the exhibit "Funk, God, Jazz and Medicine: Black Radical Brooklyn" Funk, God, Jazz, and Medicine: Black Radical Brooklyn , presented by Creative Time and Weeksville Heritage Center, launched on September 2

It's back again for a second year: " Soundtrack '63 ," a live music and multimedia millennial retrospective of the Civil Rights Movement.

Pink Cadillac outfitted with speakers broadcasting live "OJ Radio," part of the exhibit Funk, God, Jazz and Medicine: Black Radical Brooklyn If you were one of the many commuters passing through the Utica Avenue A/C train station this weekend, then m

Saturday Night Fever, Showing now as a part of the BAMcinématek "Retro Metro" movie series Take a ride through the history of the New York City subway, from dreamy visions of modern city life in the 1930s to the heyday of graffiti art in the 1970s wh

Matthew Virtue and Salvador Stamatti Avila Brooklynites Matthew Virtue and Salvador Stamatti Avila are hard at work.