Our highly acclaimed BRIC JazzFest will be back on October 20, 21, and 22! We’re bringing together legends, rising stars, and emerging musical geniuses across 3 days and 2 stages at BRIC House.
Ft. Lizz Wright, José James, HERA Led by Chelsea Baratz, and more!
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Valenzuela works across photography, sculpture, installation, and video to construct scenes that examine industrial and post-industrial concepts of work and labor. On view beginning September 22.
With painted and collaged images based on early twentieth-century colonial photography taken in West Africa and the Caribbean, Adeyemo-Ross reaches into the past to envision alternative futures. On view beginning September 22.
Looking to expand your skills in film, photography, podcasting, producing and more? Check out our catalog of affordable media education classes.
This documentary series, created in partnership with The Trace, provides an intimate view into the painful impact of gun violence in Brooklyn and the ways people try to heal and fight to prevent further damage.
BRIC TV’s #BHeard Docs “The Damage Done: Gun Violence in Brooklyn” docuseries was created to explore the phenomena of gun violence in Brooklyn, and how individuals and communities are coping with loss and disruption at the fault of gun violence.
647 Fulton Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
entrance on Rockwell Place
Valenzuela’s first New York institutional exhibition explores industrial and post-industrial concepts of work and the contemporary realities of laborers.
Headliners include: Lizz Wright, José James, and more!
Images of Black and Indigenous agricultural labor are repurposed, creating a counter-narrative that blends fiction and history to present an alternative future.
