JAN 31-FEB 9 | 8PM | $20 Adv
BRIC is the leading presenter of free cultural programming in Brooklyn, and one of the largest in New York City. We present and incubate new work by artists and media-makers who reflect the diversity that surrounds us.
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On View Through JAN 20, 2019
Talib Kweli, Y La Bamba, Son Little, Donny McCaslin, and more!
Thursdays, FEB-APR
BRIC's comprehensive, wallet-friendly courses turn media dreamers into media makers.
For artists working in music, dance, theater, and multidisciplinary performance.
Deadline: THU, FEB 7, 2019
Brooklyn Free Speech opens the door to your media possibilities— empowering you to learn and create innovative media.
647 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
entrance on Rockwell Place
Get to know the members of Urban Bush Women! This month on our blog, we’ll be highlighting dancers, performers, and contributors who are part of the award-winning dance company’s Hair & Other Stories. First up is Chanon Judson-Johnson, Associate Artistic Director of Urban Bush Women.
Learn more about the 22 founding members of Future Historical Society (FHS), a multi-generational team of artists, activists, educators, and community members who represent a diverse range of connections to the neighborhood of Fort Greene. Led by artist Yazmany Arboleda and the Community Engagement team at BRIC.
Meet the 12 artists who are recipients of the 2019 Media Art Fellowship, which makes BRIC's Media Education courses, facilities, and resources available to professional Brooklyn-affiliated visual artists at no charge. The Fellowship is awarded to artists who have a strong desire to explore multimedia as a distinct medium or as part of an interdisciplinary approach to art-making, providing the technical skills to enact a creative vision.
BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival staff reminisce about their favorite shows from the 2018 season, ranging from Aimee Mann to Gary Clark Jr. to Antibalas and everyone in between. Is your favorite on the list?
