Penny for a Poem?
Robert Samuel Snyderman, a 23-year-old poet who has lived in Bed-Stuy for the past five years, makes a living selling his poems on the street.
View ArticleThe Day: Arts and Letters
A photography exhibit, a new novel from a Fort Greene writer and get ready for kid poems.
View ArticleThe Woman Behind Junkprints: Chanel Kennebrew
Here is a video portrait of Junkprints from the perspective of creative clothing designer Chanel Kennebrew.
View ArticleJulianna Barwick’s Magic Place
Local musician Julianna Barwick is releasing a new album, titled "The Magic Place" on Tuesday.
View ArticleIrondale Center Series Focuses on Healing
The Irondale Center hosted a week of music, art and performance to commemorate 9/11.
View ArticleBook Review: BAM’s New Book
Book Review: "BAM: The Complete Works," a comprehensive, photographic look at the history of the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
View ArticleRodney Hurley — Running a Theater for the World and the Neighborhood
Today's Black History Month honoree runs the Kumble Theater at Long Island University.
View ArticleThe Day: An Arts Award, D.I.Y. Nets Gear and New Theater
News on Harvey Lichtenstein, the cause of a Pratt Institute fire, homemade Brooklyn Nets gear and a new theater show in today's morning link wrap.
View ArticleFor Pratt Students, Art Rises From Ash
Pratt Institute seniors, whose studios were destroyed last month when a fire ripped through the sixth floor of the school’s Main Building, held a post-fire exhibition last week in Manhattan, at Parsons...
View ArticleThe Day: A Block Party, Zombies and Eco-Crafts
This weekend, grown-up locals will enjoy the free Whiskey samples, and the kids will enjoy a block party, nature-friendly crafts and a play about existentialist zombies.
View ArticleThe Day: Summer Jobs and Mother’s Day Hotspots
Gets news about Fort Greene and Clinton Hill in our daily roundup, including ways to save money in a tight economy, such as free mimosas at Dean Street, $50 off lenses at DC Optics and a "Clean Up Your...
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