Your weekly digest of news, upcoming events, and opportunities at BRIC!

Kevin Claiborne: Lost Boys
now on view at Lena Horne Bandshell

Open through Apr. 21, 2024

Kevin Claiborne’s mural Lost Boys features the repeated face of an unidentified Black male youth superimposed on text. A conceptual photographer, Claiborne encourages viewers to delve deeper into what "Blackness" means, including its impact on mental health.

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Visit our Fall 2023 Art Exhibitions!

On view at BRIC House until Jan. 21, 2024

B-side: (Broken) Memory and Remix (BRIC House Gallery) features photography, painting, and sculpture and explores remix as a crucial method of creation within the Hip-Hop genre. This group exhibition highlights the work of Camella Ehlke, David Ellis, Adama Delphine Fawundu, and Raque Ford.

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In Jenny Polak: Homeward Bound (BRIC House Project Room), Polak blends the language of interior design with powerful imagery – transforming domestic objects into symbols of borders and prisons to address the effects of state-sanctioned violence, mass incarceration, and immigration detention in the United States and abroad.

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Family Day: BRIC’s Winter Wonderland

Sat, Dec. 9 from 12-5PM

BRIC House unveils a wintry realm brimming with family fun, where art, music, dance, and interactive media weave a magical tapestry.

Craft delightful winter-themed cookies, embark on a festive scavenger hunt bursting with snowy surprises, and move to the electrifying beats of Teen DJ Annie Red. Marvel at the rhythms of Victory Music Dance, design your own winter-inspired tee with the celebrated Camella Elhke, and ‘freeze’ moments with polaroids, thanks to the artistic touch of Stephanie Alvarado.

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Apply Now: BRIC Documentary Intensive 2024

Deadline: Wed, Dec. 27 at midnight

This comprehensive four-month filmmaking course will guide you through all the stages of documentary filmmaking, from pre-production to post-production.

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Catch theater at BRIC this January!

NYC’s world famous and cutting-edge theater festival Under the Radar is presenting two shows at BRIC House Jan. 10-28! Learn more below.

The Eagle and the Tortoise

The North American premiere of The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a collective reading of a hand-made book. Sister Sylvester’s work moves between myth and documentary, tracing the history of the aerial view in art and journalism, and following the true story of a young woman who became an icon of leftist resistance, an armed militant, a political prisoner, and finally, a proxy soldier in the American war against ISIS.

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