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In Pip and Flip, immense banners promote various sideshow acts, with one at left advertising the sca
We can’t wait for our upcoming exhibition, Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, so we’re
One Tuesday afternoon per month is a special afternoon here at the Brooklyn Museum—it’s a Brooklyn A
Forthose of us who have ever wondered what led the sword swallower to their careeror what it means t
Summer’s coming early to the Brooklyn Museum. Join us this weekend for a seaside Target First Saturd
In the 1953 film, Little Fugitive, a seven year old boy named Joey flees to Coney Island after he mi
This year marked the seventieth anniversary of the formal end of World War II. Coney Island played a
On this hallowed and hearty of celebratory hashtag days, #nationalhotdogday, we salute the Brooklyn—
Henry Koerner was one of many Brooklyn based artists that wove mythic visions of Coney Island with h
There are many themes that run throughout the exhibition Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreaml
Coney Island has always been a site for new inventions and perfected technologies, as well as a plac
In this painting, William Merritt Chase focuses on theas-yet undeveloped areas of land near Coney Is
It may be a little too cold for a trip to Luna Park, but that doesn’t mean you can’t spe
There are only five more days to see Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861-2008! Work
As urbanization and industrialization rapidly developed in the decades following the Civil War, the
Missing summer already? You don’t want to miss this opportunity to delve deeper into Coney Isl
In the year 1930, the extraordinary and elusive circus photographer, Edward J. Kelty, documented the
In the film Requiem for a Dream (2000), addiction is paired with fantasies of satisfaction and succe
FrankStella made Coney Island in 1958, theyear that the artist graduated from Princeton University a
Enter the hallowed halls of the Brooklyn Museum this Thursday to put your most important organ (your
The artist Marie Roberts has strong family ties to Coney Island. Her grandfather was one of the fire
Born in Brooklyn and based in the Bronx, Daze’s renderings of Coney Island pulse with a dynami
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