Now that spring has finally sprung, and there has not been a snow sighting in weeks (keep your fingers crossed), it’s time to celebrate this remarkable occasion of fresh sunshine air with crop tops, cut offs and of course, a weekend packed with a diverse line-up of art events

By Loren Diblasi, Samantha Smerconish, and Maria Gotay

Art@Renaissance residency takes place in a labyrinth of rooms and corridors, which conjure their former function as a place of life and death

Better known to film fans for her bawdy screen performances and her ever-quotable double entendres, Mae West was a Brooklyn native and fixture of the NYC theater scene long before moving to Hollywood in 1932 and cementing her reputation as the “Queen of Sex

Ever heard of Nicole Wolcott? She’s an established choreographer, teacher and performance artist living in Bushwick who you should know

Following the second inauguration of President Obama this week, now is probably as good a time as any to take up the questions of race, class and commerce posed by Kelly Anderson’s piercing documentary, My Brooklyn: Unmasking the Takeover of America’s Hippest City

Seeing a new release movie at a highly discounted price in a comfy theater in Brooklyn? Am I making this shit up? No! The much-needed Williamsburg Cinemas has opened to rave reviews, both from wallets and movie-goers.  …And although we’ll always love NightHawk, this is an actual movie theater, meaning your film of choice isn’t […]

My look into the world of interactive theater, and large scale installation art had exactly who starting points

The last time I attended a 

It’s been some time since the Ring Cycle at The Bushwick Starr ended, and I can tell it felt even longer