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When Bronx artist Lizzy Alejandro was about 10 years old, she accompanied her grandmother to Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Gun Hill. During the question-and-answer portion, she asked: “If…
When the South Bronx burned 50 years ago, the reputation of the borough changed forever. Now, the Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater hopes to shift the narrative behind the 1970s Bronx…
From hip hop to salsa, the South Bronx is known for its rich diversity and culture. This June, Casita Maria will be celebrating the community that uplifts Bronx culture. Bronxites…
Pictures have the power to convey truths — sometimes ugly ones — that cut through lies told by people in positions of authority. But in the so-called “post-truth” era, when…
Artists and residents alike gathered in the Bronx Council on the Arts headquarters Friday night for the culminating ceremony of the No Nature exhibit. Presented by the Longwood Art Gallery…
BronxArtSpace, a non-profit art gallery based in Mott Haven that has showcased the work of more than 1,200 NYC artists, is moving to a new location in Hunts Point. The…
South Bronx residents who have been fighting for years to turn an abandoned rehab center into a creative and educational space argued at a community meeting earlier this month that…
Six Bronx Junior Photo League students who submitted work to the 2021 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards received regional recognition for 39 pieces of photography, film, writing and art portfolios.…