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Get some ding dang culture at BRIC. Photo by Ayelen Paganelli, via Facebook Which neighborhood in Broolyn has the best art? It’s a question that has led to knife fights on the streets, with partisans of Williamsburg and Fort Greene battling it out with violence we haven’t seen since the Civil War draft riots. Not that they’re picking sides, but BRIC is starting their BRIC Biennial (take that, Whitney Museum!) tonight with a survey of artists that live in Downtown, and nearby neighborhoods like Fort Greene and Boerum Hill. The BRIC Biennial: Volume 1 contains the work of 27 artists who make Downtown and its surrounding areas their home. It’s a fitting neighborhood to pick, since the BRIC House (647 Fulton Street) itself is there, which also means it’s probably easier to move the art in. Whatever the reason BRIC picked Downtown for their first big show, it still means that whenever you… Read More
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Get some ding dang culture at BRIC. Photo by Ayelen Paganelli, via Facebook Which neighborhood in Broolyn has the best art? It’s a question that has led to knife fights on the streets, with partisans of Williamsburg and Fort Greene battling it out with violence we haven’t seen since the Civil War draft riots. Not that they’re picking sides, but BRIC is starting their BRIC Biennial (take that, Whitney Museum!) tonight with a survey of artists that live in Downtown, and nearby neighborhoods like Fort Greene and Boerum Hill. The BRIC Biennial: Volume 1 contains the work of 27 artists who make Downtown and its surrounding areas their home. It’s a fitting neighborhood to pick, since the BRIC House (647 Fulton Street) itself is there, which also means it’s probably easier to move the art in. Whatever the reason BRIC picked Downtown for their first big show, it still means that whenever you… Read More
