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Artist Interview: Michelle Segre

Monday, January 4, 2021 - 11:00AM

With a career that spans over three decades, Michelle Segre is known largely for an improvisational form of sculpture. Her works, often created with such materials as yarn, paint, metal, and thread, represent a meeting of both accident and intent.

Congratulations to BRIC Artist Alumni

Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - 10:00AM

BRIC has collaborated with so many exceptional artists and we are grateful to them for sharing their work with us and our community. From fellowships to grants, prizes, and awards, join us in celebrating the achievements of these groundbreaking creators and BRIC contemporary artist alumni!

From Our Stoop to the World

Friday, November 13, 2020 - 7:30PM

The onset of COVID-19 in the midst of our Spring 2020 season has compelled us to reimagine our Stoop Share program, and to think of new ways we can provide support and resources beyond the use of our physical space. 

Meet the Filmmakers! BRIClab: Film + TV

Tuesday, October 20, 2020 - 3:00PM

Congratulations to Dolly Li; Nova Scott-James; and Martina Sönksen, Juliana Curi, and Lívia Cheibub, our 2020 BRIClab: Film + TV residents!

If You Want Good...Equity in Community Media

Tuesday, September 8, 2020 - 10:30AM

Now, in a time when we are ALL mourning the destruction of black bodies on camera, there is something new in the air that is different. I believe that we are converging on a hopeful time when we can talk about equity with depth that has previously been too painful or too difficult. Now we must prepare ourselves for the difficult conversations, and the unusual efforts to make equity in community media more than a pursuit, we must make unusual efforts to actually be equitable. “If you waan good you nose haffi run”

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