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This weekend at Target First Saturday, join the legions of artists and activists who have used print

In his Travels in Egypt, Charles Edwin Wilbour writes about coming upon a small room with images and

Got up this morning with a sore throat hoping loads of tea can make it go away asap. Going to see M

For Eyes of Time, Chitra Ganesh paired her own site-specific work with a curated selection of object

michafrar:Part 2 (highlight!) of my Tekken x Darkstalkers fanart project! featuring:King & Felic

Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz are starting a revolution to make the world a more creative, equitable a

Hypothetical stamp designs from the past winter. We were asked to choose a cause to highlight in the

My main role as a Pratt Institute School of Information Fellow at the Brooklyn Museum Library is to

Hey, art lovers! Looking for a New Year’s resolution you might actually keep? How about boning up on

Teen Night Planning Committee is having their third free Teen Night, Keeffe It Up!, inspired by Broo

oversalt:lacriox:anyone else notice Ana’s highlight intros go in sequence?

Brooklyn Museum Library celebrates Francisco Goya, one of the featured artists in the current exhibi

The eyes and ears may have been filled with incrustation of precious metals or stones. The ears coul

In today’s more global society, what does it mean to be American? The word has long been associated

To educate the public about the growing economic inequality in the United States, artists Ivan Cash

After permanently returned to San Juan in 1885, Francisco Oller applied his avant garde style to wor

Throughout history, artists have found inspiration in the primal nature of boxing, wrestling, and bu

Cecilia Vicuña’s Quipu desaparecido (Disappeared Quipu) is a multisensory memorial to ancient

  Wichita! Monet to Matisse: French Moderns from the Brooklyn Museum, 1850-1950 opens today at the W

Week Ten: August 14th, 2018 marked the last Tuesday outingof the first ever Citi-sponsored Brooklyn

As we head into the chill of winter, are you looking for fun indoor activities that the whole family

When the frame for Walter Brackett’s Trout (1867) was undergoing extensive treatment in preparation

Judith Scott’s work is celebrated for its astonishing visual complexity. In a career spanning

In celebration of Women’s History Month, the Digital Lab is revisiting the Sackler Center’s 2008 exh

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