Psychics Message From The Other Side Lena Gurr, Is That You?
In Search Of Lena Gurr, a presentation by art historian, writer, photographer & painter Priscilla Bain-Smith, will be held January 22 from 2-4 p.m., in tandem with the current exhibition, Past & Present, at Brooklyns Tabla Rasa G
Unbossed Figures Public And Private
The free film series are a very popular feature at the Brooklyn Public Library and are held in the 2nd Floor Meeting Room of BPLs Central Library at Grand Army Plaza.
Documenting Brooklyn: Documentary Film Series examines Brooklyn through a
Documenting Brooklyn: Documentary Film Series examines Brooklyn through a
On Tap: Nations Top Kid Dancers
The show loosely traces a day in the life at school on the day of the school dance. In a series of musical vignettes, TAP KIDS tells the story of a group of school kids facing challenges both mundane and momentous as they prepare for the big school dance
Last Chance For Underground Filmmakers
Join the filmmakers and staff of the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival at the last call for submissions party hosted at the Brooklyn Brewery on January 19. This date will be the last chance for filmmakers and artists to submit their work for the 4th Annu
When the Devil Ran Wild On the Streets of New York
Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Brooklyn Childrens Museum, 145 Brooklyn Avenue at St. Marks Avenue, January 16, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Admission is $4 per person; free for children under one year. At 1:30 & 3 p.m., Auntie
Singing Dr. Kings Favorite Songs
Independent Brooklyn based film director Jarred Alterman, brings his award winning short documentary, Mott Music, to the Sundance Channel this month. The film tells the story of a piano restoration factory in the Bronx on the verge of disappearing in a wo
Almost a Half Century of Fantastic Ernst Benkert Drawings
The Kentler International Drawing Space presents the drawings of Ernst Benkert: Drawings 1959-2004.
Born in 1928 in Chicago, currently living in Brooklyn, Benkert was maverick in his day. In the 1960s he was part of the Anonima Group who started t
Born in 1928 in Chicago, currently living in Brooklyn, Benkert was maverick in his day. In the 1960s he was part of the Anonima Group who started t
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