a mixed media, multi-disciplinary, interactive exhibition from Brooklyn Arts Council's Creative Coalitions
Join Brooklyn Arts Council's Creative Coalitions Nou La--We Reach!, an interactive cultural exhibit at the Wyckoff House Museum. Be immersed in stories and artwork reflecting on the Caribbean migrations that have profoundly impacted Brooklyn's cultural fabric, through works from Brooklyn-based artists.
Curated by Desiree Gordon, the project explores themes of innovation and preservation, migration and displacement, and resistance and becoming, drawing upon the voices of the communities of Brownsville, East Flatbush, and beyond. To learn more, read the exhibition concept statement here.
Featured artists include:
Sheila Anozier
Aisha Tahndiwe Bell
Sharela Bonfield
Vladimir Cybil Charlier
Conjunto Folklorico Nuevo Milenio
Sophia Domeville
Jennifer Harley
Floyd Jarvis
Zatara McIntyre
Sonia Paulino
Sol'Sax
Something Positive
Sesame Flyers
Winston Stiell
Exhibition is open June 16 to September 23, Fridays and Saturdays from 1-4pm.
Brooklyn Arts Council's Nou La--We Reach! program is supported by the Lincoln Center Cultural Innovation Fund, which is generously supported by the Rockefeller Foundation and administered by Lincoln Center.
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