Our three-day jazz music marathon brings together jazz world legends, rising stars, and emerging musical geniuses at BRIC House in Downtown Brooklyn. Featuring Lizz Wright, José James, DOMi & JD Beck, and more. Oct 20 - 22.
For over forty years, BRIC has shaped Brooklyn's cultural and media landscape by presenting and incubating artists, creators, students, and media makers. As a creative catalyst for our community, we ignite learning in people of all ages and centralize diverse voices that take risks and drive culture forward. BRIC builds Brooklyn's creative future.
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Valenzuela works across photography, sculpture, installation, and video to construct scenes that function simultaneously as documents and fictions, and that examine industrial and post-industrial concepts of work and labor. Now on view.
The 7th Annual BRIC Media Maker Weekend is a three-day conference featuring free workshops, lectures, and panel discussions designed to educate makers on various aspects of media and content creation, from television, film, and podcasting.
With painted and collaged images based on early twentieth-century colonial photography taken in West Africa and the Caribbean, Adeyemo reaches into the past to envision alternative futures. Now on view.
Join BRIC and Downtown Brooklyn Partnership on October 15 for a FREE outdoor concert featuring Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber.
BRIClab offers emerging and mid-career artists essential resources, mentorships, and opportunities to share their work.
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647 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
entrance on Rockwell Place
BRIC House is open 8AM-10PM daily.
Cafe Hours: 10am-4pm daily.
Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm Wed - Sun (closed Mon & Tues).
Media Center: open Mon - Sat. Head here for exact hours.
Proof of full vaccination OR negative, lab-administered COVID-19 test is required to enter BRIC House. View our safety policy here.
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APPLY FOR MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR 2022 BRIC JAZZFEST HERE
For the first time, BRIC’s youth fellowships will offer a stipend, while enabling New York City high school students to hone their skills around media and contemporary art curation.
Artists working in four tracks – Contemporary Art, Film + TV, Performing Arts, and Video Art – have been selected for BRIC’s residency program
