City of Water Day is a free, drop-in public program centered at BRAC with rotating indoor workshops and guided outdoor excursions along the Bronx River Greenway to Drew Gardens. The day connects art-making, environmental learning, and community participation through hands-on activities rooted in the Bronx River watershed.
“Persona / Non Persona” is a dynamic group exhibition by the queer art collective, Magenta Lounge, curated by its founder James Horner. The exhibition brings together the work of nine LGBTQ+ artists whose paintings, photographs, sculptures, videos, and multidisciplinary works reflect on queer identity, self-discovery, and the beauty of individuality.
City of Water Day is a free, drop-in public program centered at BRAC with rotating indoor workshops and guided outdoor excursions along the Bronx River Greenway to Drew Gardens. The day connects art-making, environmental learning, and community participation through hands-on activities rooted in the Bronx River watershed.
City of Water Day is a free, drop-in public program centered at BRAC with rotating indoor workshops and guided outdoor excursions along the Bronx River Greenway to Drew Gardens. The day connects art-making, environmental learning, and community participation through hands-on activities rooted in the Bronx River watershed.
City of Water Day is a free, drop-in public program centered at BRAC with rotating indoor workshops and guided outdoor excursions along the Bronx River Greenway to Drew Gardens. The day connects art-making, environmental learning, and community participation through hands-on activities rooted in the Bronx River watershed.
“Persona / Non Persona” is a dynamic group exhibition by the queer art collective, Magenta Lounge, curated by its founder James Horner. The exhibition brings together the work of nine LGBTQ+ artists whose paintings, photographs, sculptures, videos, and multidisciplinary works reflect on queer identity, self-discovery, and the beauty of individuality.