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She said, She said exhibition
It’s with great pleasure that I announce the opening of the exhibition She said, She said: Art and inspiration in the work of Nell Painter and Lucille Fornasieri Gold. If you weren’t already aware, Lucille Gold generously donated a set of 93 photographs to Brooklyn Historical Society in 2008. They are all available for your viewing pleasure here. She has been a favorite of ours for some time: we’ve offered her pictures as enhancements to fundraising events and gift prints to BHS staff; we’ve connected her to the documentarian of New York Street Games who used her photos in the film and to…
Documenting Sandy: Photographer Highlight - Robin Michals
Our Documenting Sandy exhibition is up in our 3rd floor gallery, featuring photographs by professionals and amateurs during the devastating aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. This is the third installment of our photographer highlight series. In it, we tell you more about the photographers who contributed to the exhibition. Robin Michals is a professional photographer who has been chronicling views of the de-industrialization of the waterfront in New York City. For several years she has also been working on the series Castles Made of Sand that illustrates the locations around New York City that…
Documenting Sandy: Photographer Highlight - Nick Lakiotes
Our Documenting Sandy exhibition is up in our 3rd floor gallery, featuring photographs by professionals and amateurs during the devastating aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. This is the second installment of our photographer highlight series. In it, we tell you more about the photographers who contributed to the exhibition. Nick Lakiotes is a graphic designer who lives in Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn with his wife, 6-year old daughter, and infant soon. Nick’s story of his Hurricane Sandy experience is vivid, and scary. Nick and his family didn’t think their residence would sustain much damage or…
Ansonia Clock Company
Happy New Year
Documenting Sandy: Photographer Highlight - Nathan Kensinger
In case you missed it, our Documenting Sandy exhibition is up in our 3rd floor gallery, exhibiting photographs taken by professionals and amateurs in the devastating aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. A couple times a month, we’re going to tell you more about the photographers who contributed to the exhibition, and what their experience was like as both an observer and a participant. Nathan Kensinger is a professional photographer and filmmaker who hails from San Francisco and now resides in Brooklyn. I first saw some of Nathan’s work at a Brooklyn Public Library exhibition showing a side of…
It’s November!
An Old Saloon
Food!
Science stuff
Autumn Avenue
Sustained thoughts about swimming
Floyd Bennett Field
Cemeteries can be fun
Summer Camp
Happy Summer!
Two hunters in a field of haystacks
The Long Island Historical Society in 1964
Women’s Motor Corps in Flatbush
Pagination
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