As we imagine a post-pandemic future, the arts will play a leading role in creating the future we deserve. BRIC is committed to building this creative future together. Because, like you, we are invested in Brooklyn. We live in Brooklyn. This is our home. You are our community. And this is our future.
We invite you now to consider a commitment to BRIC, as we continue to build Brooklyn’s creative future.
These past BRIC Media Arts Fellowship recipients and BRICworkspace Artists-in-Residence have work on view in exhibitions across New York City and around the world. Check out these exhibitions if you are able.
IN NEW YORK CITY:
The Book of Everyday Instruction, Chapter Six: What is shared, what is offered, 2017. Custom-printed disposable cup, napkin and utensils, dimensions variable.
The Book of Everyday Instruction, an exploration of one-on-one social interaction. It includes eight major projects by Bass, created from 2015 to 2018.
Elegy: Selections from Mama’s Clothes is a solo exhibition featuring photographs of Scarville wearing her mother’s clothing, exploring themes such as loss and grief.
The Last Place They Thought Of curated by Daniella Rose King, this exhibition explores how geographical, ideological and spatial paradigms determine and reproduce uneven social relations.
Aquaphobia is a virtual reality project that is a one-to-one copy of the Louis Valentino Jr. Park and Pier in Red Hook, Brooklyn. This virtual piece aims to explore our relationship with water in an area that will be greatly impacted by climate change.
Presenting their Aquaphobia, the virtual reality project that explores a one-to-one copy of the Louis Valentino Jr. Park and Pier in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
