A large-scale drawing of a graphite wave that uses allegorical and natural imagery to confront cultural networks and hierarchies as a symbol of protest.

An installation made from materials ranging from yarn and felt to nails, each tailored and arranged to evoke different elements of Brooklyn’s waterfront.

An exhibition devoted to the exploration of the forms of childhood play that encourage experimentation, chance, failure, and humor as a process in contemporary art.

A lively, thought-provoking exhibition of work completed by students in BRIC's Education residency program, which places professional contemporary artists in in public schools across Brooklyn.