Brooklyn Museum

I am really looking forward to November’s Target First Saturday, which takes place on November 7th and highlights our special exhibition Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present. ...

Academic Programs Coordinator Eleanor Whitney and artist Jen DeNike conduct a walkthrough of the Rubin Pavillion and Lobby in preparation for TWIRL.

Terence Koh’s Untitled, a stack of thirty-three glass cases, is a striking presence in the Contemporary galleries. Almost every case contains an artifact that’s been painted white. Some of ...

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Indie rock show organizer Todd Patrick (aka Todd P.) presents emerging indie rock talent from the Brooklyn scene: the psychedelic soul of Grass Widow, the Columbia-meets-Brooklyn sounds of The Beets, and the minimalist punk of Crystal Stilts. ...

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What makes a good rock photograph is something to ponder, and the show at the Brooklyn Museum offers an excellent opportunity to do so.

With the exhibition Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present, opening tomorrow at the museum, I thought now would be a great time to acquaint our readers with the museum’s ...

Plus Paul Rudnick disses Jersey, and a Nawlins masquerade ball

Seldom do great rock 'n' roll photographs get the display they deserve. A acing corrective will arrive on Oct. 29, when the ooklyn Museum opens its show "Who Shot Rock 'n' Roll."