The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery Acquires Professor Patricia Cronin’s Sculpture
Memorial to a Marriage is one of 25 pieces of art selected for an annual show highlighting the gallery’s new acquisitions.
Read MoreProm Redux: Pride Edition
Brooklyn College’s first queer prom offers a do-over of the high school ritual for members of the campus LGBTQIA community.
Read MoreA Feirstein Cinema School Graduate Talks Diversity in the Film Industry
Daniel W. Smith ’18 M.A. finds his voice and shares it as part of a commencement campaign celebrating the Brooklyn College Class of 2018.
Read MoreAnnual Contest Makes the Way We Work a Subject for Artists
Sponsored by LaborArts.org and the Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation, the competition aims to expand the way student artists think about labor history.
Read MoreAward-Winning Brooklyn College Slam Poetry Team in the Spotlight for National Poetry Month
Four team members share their experiences and processes as poets, and talk about the responsibility of artists to critique the world around them through their art.
Read MorePlacing Craft Above Fame, Novella Nelson ’58 Dared to Take on Roles from Classical to Avant-Garde
Nelson understood that performance would be as much a journey of self-discovery as her life’s work.
Read MoreProfessor Sara Reguer’s ‘Opinionated’ Perspective Illuminates the Struggles and Victories of Jewish Women
Her recent book, Opinionated: The World View of a Jewish Woman, examines Judaism and Jewish culture through a feminist lens.
Read MoreUnited States Artists Awards Distinguished Professor Tania León $50,000 Fellowship
The renowned composer’s latest award will help fund the creation of her archives and develop programs that engage young people in the arts.
Read MoreAward-winning Director and Lecturer Mustapha Khan Previews His New Film “Song for Our People” at Brooklyn College on Feb. 15
The documentary, envisioned as a new musical anthem for Black America, probes the question, “What have you done with your freedom?”
Read MoreConservatory of Music Prof. Arturo O’Farrill ’96 Wins Fourth Grammy
The Afro-Latin Jazz composer and bandleader won Best Instrumental Composition for “Three Revolutions,” a song from his latest album Familia: Tribute to Bebo+Chico.
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