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Adama Delphine Fawundu’s Joyful Blues is a banner and pole installation that combines photographs taken in the late 1990s of Black girls in Brooklyn as well as garra, a fabric design from Sierra Leone, West Africa
THURSDAY OCT. 21 - SATURDAY OCT. 23
Enjoy episodes packed full of edgy segments, great standups, funny songs, and hilarious mockumentary.
Our Media Center has reopened with limited hours.
Watch the films live or join us for a Public Artist Talk with the artists.
647 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
entrance on Rockwell Place
Hip-Hop Royalty spreads love the Brooklyn way and kicks off the fourth week with a Budweiser and Livenation tribute to Biggie Smalls.
Almost two years after the last BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! concert, the series launched again on Saturday night at the newly renamed Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park. As if renaming the bandshell in honor of the great singer-actress-activist Lena Horne weren’t special enough, headliner Ari Lennox surprised fans with superstar rapper J. Cole, performing his verse on her hit “Shea Butter Baby” — which sent the capacity crowd into a frenzy.
