The immersive video installation utilizes waterscape scenes to speak about concepts such as existence, intimacy, healing, and aquatic ecology, viewed through the lens of Black feminist theory.

Jenkins and Sandor bring combined decades of experience and leadership within the nonprofit sector as BRIC continues the search for our permanent President.

“Know Your Voting Rights” will explore a myriad of barriers to voting in America, from folks with disabilities to those who have experienced incarceration.

LaTocha’s monumentally-scaled works explore the tenuous relationships between natural landscapes and human-made urban environments

The policy will begin this Thursday, Aug. 19 and remain in effect until the festival’s end on Sept. 18.

BRIC, a leading arts and media institution anchored in Brooklyn, today announced that President Kristina Newman-Scott has informed the organization that she will be stepping down from her role effective August 31, 2021. After working closely with the Board of Directors through her transition, Ms. Newman-Scott will become a consultant to BRIC as the organization continues to bring cutting edge new programming to the Brooklyn community. BRIC'S Executive Committee will work with the senior staff while the Board searches for the next leader.

BRIC, a leading arts and media institution anchored in Brooklyn, is pleased to announce Latinx Abstract, a groundbreaking exhibition that asserts the enduring legacy of abstraction among Latinx artists.