Tag Archives: Brooklyn
No Room for Flowers
there’s no room for flowers in the playground children plant feet on the ground – before a leap to the basket full of under ripe fruit and drop flesh in […]
Handing the Reigns to Your Students
Are you setting your students up to take the reigns? I know there’s still a couple of months left before the school year officially comes to a close but for […]
Elite Kali in New York: An Interview with Guro Francis Estrada
Francis Estrada is a visual artist who works as a Museum Educator at MoMA, a freelance educator of Filipino art and culture, and a Filipino martial arts (Pekiti Tirsia Kali) […]
Dulce Pinzon – Superhéroe
I’ve always loved superheros and, as much, always loved witnessing and recognizing real world superheroism. I came across this installation on the walls of a construction site underneath the Brooklyn […]
Ripped Bricks
The thing with post-ups is that the wear and tear, the rips and fades just drive it into the building and make it seem that much more a part of […]
