The Brooklyn Quarterly reflects on Nelson Mandela’s legacy as we say goodbye to a true hero who died yesterday at ninety-five years old. “Empathy Without a Face” is an essay
By Alexia Nader
Mark Chiusano on the day after the 2013 World Series at Midtown's Foley's Pub and Restaurant.
By Mark Chiusano
TBQ sits down with the visual artist to talk about portraiture and the state of contemporary art.
By Kayla Tanenbaum
Dvora Meyers on writers, nostalgia, and loving a city rather than leaving it.
By Dvora Meyers
"I think it’s a trap to start talking about what Brooklyn represents." An interview with Eric Demby and Jonathan Butler.
By TBQ
This Classic Series Is Based On A True Story! Warning! This book is different from other books. You and YOU ALONE are in charge of what happens. There are dangers,
By Jason Bell
Joseph Grazi’s Happy Place is probably a lot weirder than yours. Instead of palm trees on the beach or croissants at Sunday brunch, Grazi’s Happy Place (which happens to be
By Kayla Tanenbaum
It seems that into the news cycle of every natural disaster a new chapter has been added, the one in which climate change is debated as a possible cause.It is
By Emma Cueto
A collaborative artspace photo essay by Amanda Gutterman.
By Amanda Gutterman
