You're invited to New York City's new home for innovative and multicultural performance and art in New York City.
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Join us for La Ruleta Improv, where our talented performers will spin the wheel of improv and create hilarious scenes on the spot.
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FOLKUS is an intimate monthly singer/songwriter night that focuses on up and coming artists.
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Who in the World has Any Talent Returns! Part talent show part late night madness, 6 talents compete for one BIG mystery prize!
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A dynamic two-day event that offers emerging choreographers the opportunity to showcase their work in a supportive environment.
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Come dance into the warm weather and celebrate the change of seasons with live music, tattoos, and vendors.
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From the creators of Hold On To Your Butts, Fly You Fools!, and KEVIN!!!!! comes a new epic adventure… THERE IS NO SPOON.
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Join us on April 25th at 7:30 PM and April 26th at 2:00 PM for this unforgettable musical, cinematic experience at Brooklyn Art Haus.
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The Tree No One Heard - Wild Garlic Issue Launch
Game of Blanks
3rd Place Comedy - Show
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Lounge Lab - Open Mic @BK_ArtHaus
Auteur - Poetry Reading at Brooklyn Art Haus
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Shut Up & Write!Our studio rental services offer an unparalleled space for you to unleash your artistic potential.
We also provide space to hold you private events.
Calling artists and creatives in theater, visual arts, dance, film and more. It's your time to shine.
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Brooklyn Art Haus proudly presents a lineup of prominent visual artists responding to theclimate crisis just in time for Earth Day: the fury, the beauty, and the resilience. “The HumanLayer” refers to an epoch termed by numerous scientists as the layer above the Earth’s crust. Ashumans continue to develop the face of the Earth, an indelible imprint finds permanencethrough ceaseless interference. As a brush grazes the face of a canvas, so does each and everyfootprint we take, day by day, year by year, century by century.
Featured artists include Ifeoluwa Akindele, Ross Carvill, Max Dalglish, Julia Forrest, MaxGordon, Nia, Marcus Saldarriaga, Margaret Schneider, Kiera Stuart, Leia Tyebjee.
Works by these artists respond to evolving landscapes, high moments of social activism, andthe relocation of humans, as an attempt to expand and shift perceptions of the onlooker.
Viewers are welcomes to participate in the exhibition by adding their own wisdom andillustrations to form their own collective response.Viewing hours for the BAH Gallery are from 11am-10pm Tuesday-Sunday at 24 Marcy Avenue,Brooklyn, NY 11211.
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