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The article reviews an exhibition of audio-visual aids by Katie Holten at the Grand Concourse in Brooklyn, New York City.

The article reviews the art exhibition of Michelle Weinstein and John von Bergen's "Whip Lash 2010" at the Smack Mellon in Brooklyn, New York City.

I think I can confidently say I've now witnessed the most unprepossessing opening to a theater production it is possible to imagine. As the ushers retreated up the aisles at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater on Tuesday night, the audience's attention came to focus on the man who'd been wandering around onstage as we took our seats. What was he up to? He was rubbing the calluses off his feet, carefully collecting the skin shavings on a paper towel. The pedicure as entertainment -- yikes. The image became a metaphor, eventually, for the callused soul of the character onstage. ''Sunken Red,'' which kicked off the theatrical portion of the Next Wave Festival, is an adaptation of an autobiographical novel by the Dutch writer Jeroen Brouwers. He was interned in a prison camp in what is now Indonesia as a child, along with thousands of other Europeans rounded up when the Japanese took control of the area during World War II. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reviews the play "Home," choreographed and directed by Noémie Lafrance, starring dancer Maré Hieronimus, performed in Brooklyn, New York City in April 2009.

Reviews the exhibition "Open House: Working in Brooklyn" at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York City from April 17-August 15, 2004.

This article reports on several developments related to entertainment and recreation. The opera has closed after a very successful season. Nineteen operas have been performed, and fifty-six representations have been given in New York, besides twelve in Brooklyn. During the last two weeks, several fine orchestral concerts have been held. First in order is the Second Symphonic-Soirée of Theodore Thomas, which took place at Irving Hall on December 2. A concert was given on Thursday last for the Wallace Memorial Fund. It commenced with the funeral march from the "Sinfonia Eroica." The orchestra, under the direction of Theodore Thomas, also played admirably.

Reviews the theatrical production "The Screen," by Jean Genet performed at the Chelsea Theatre Center of Brooklyn, New York.

The article reviews the book "Bargaining for Brooklyn: Community Organizations in the Entrepreneurial City," by Nicole P. Marwell.

Focuses on the art exhibition "Two Centuries of Black American Art," held at Brooklyn Museum at Brooklyn, New York as of June 1977. Comparison of the exhibition with the exhibition "Women Artists 1550-1950, " due at Brooklyn in this year's fall season; Artists whose works have been included in the exhibition; Text written to describe the theme of the exhibition by David C. Driskell, curator of the exhibition.

The article reviews two 2011 art exhibitions by Sanford Biggers, "Sweet Funk -- An Introspective," at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York City, through January 8, 2012, and "Sanford Biggers: Cosmic Voodoo Circus," at the SculptureCenter in New York City.

The article reviews the exhibition "Unbuilt" at the Southfirst Art gallery in Brooklyn, NY.

The article reviews the exhibition "Hispanic Art in the United States: Thirty Contemporary Painters and Sculptors" at the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York from June 9 to September 4, 1989.