November 10, 2018 By TheNewYorkNews

Brooklyn Photographs BRIC exhibition trailer

“Brooklyn Photographs” Art Exhibition Promo

Get a taste for the last “Brooklyn Photographs” exhibition which brought together the work of 11 photographers who have turned their lens on the Brooklyn experience from the late 1960s to the present.

Each of these photographers presented a body of work on a specific theme – childhood in Williamsburg in the 1960s, Halloween in the 1970s, or Bushwick street life in the 1980s, to name a few.

More recent work from the last decade explored such subjects as the rapidly gentrifying post-industrial landscape, Brooklyn artists, and the microcosm of street life visible near BRIC’s facility at the intersection of Fulton and Flatbush.

The Brooklyn Photographs exhibition illuminated the photography role in Brooklyn preservation.

The exhibition illuminated the important role that photography has had in preserving aspects of Brooklyn’s neighborhoods and traditions, and in documenting the extraordinary cultural and social diversity that is a hallmark of the borough.

Brooklyn Photographs exhibition reflected continual change.

The exhibition reflected the borough as a site of continual change. Neighborhoods transform and new populations emerge, while the essence of Brooklyn’s humanity remains. The exhibition was accompanied by a catalogue and by public programs.

Photographers include: Yolanda Andrade, Stefanie Apple, Nelson Bakerman, Leigh Davis, Max Kozloff, George Malave, Meryl Meisler, Patrick D. Pagnano, Sergio Purtell, Larry Racioppo, and Russell Frederick.

This video was produced by studio BK. studio BK delivers authentic, Brooklyn-made video and web content that engages audiences and builds awareness. A product of BRIC’s 40-year connection to the city, and BRIC TV’s award-winning, digital video production, studio BK works with brands and organizations to develop, deliver and distribute effective content.

The BRIC House Gallery

BRIC is a nonprofit cultural organization specializing in performing arts (music, dance, theater), contemporary arts (visual art exhibitions, multimedia and collaborative art shows) and community media (local producers, TV show makers and journalists) for nearly four decades in downtown Brooklyn.

Performers like Les Nubians, Burning Spear, Cassandra Wilson and artists such as Dread Scott, Martha Wilson and Joyce Kozloff have showcased their renowned talent at BRIC House.

From BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! to the BRIC House Gallery to our BRIC TV and Brooklyn Free Speech initiatives—BRIC connects community with culture and nurtures the creative process.

BRIC’s mission is two-fold: to provide local Brooklyn news and exceptional music, dance, visual art, media experiences for our diverse local population, and to nurture the careers of Brooklyn’s artists and media makers. We reach hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers with our arts and media programming each year. BRIC is unique because we rigorously curate professional performing art and contemporary art programs, but we also welcome and amplify individual new voices through classes and residencies.

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