Brooklyn Indie House

The ofrenda will be dedicated on at 51st St., BrooklynHelp prepare Mexican Days of the Dead from their mother and grandmother.

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BIT is project of Brooklyn Community Access Television BCAT, program of BRIC Arts Spotlight on Brooklyn, two programs of independent films made by Brooklynbased filmmakers andor filmed in the borough an industry panel with film and media arts professionals discussing current issues and trends the Eighth Annual Women of African Descent Film Festival We are accepting films by youth, college and independent filmmakers in animation, documentary, experimental and narrative categories, in short and feature lengths, by women filmmakers of African descent local, national and international including screenwriters, directors and producers.

Join us there or at the GreenWood main gate at 400pm. ABOUT THE ARTISTS Steven Estroff is the Special Events and Education Director for Historic GreenWood Cemetery. Benito Bravo, highly skilled Mexican dancer, leads his Brooklynbased group Balet Folklrico Quetzalcoatl in their preservation and performance of danza for more information regarding Days of the Dead in Brooklyn DODB. sign in rss Bring an item for the Mexican altar if you like and then enjoy music from Mariachi Tapatio de Alvaro Paulino, Chinese opera performed by Mr.

BIT is project of Brooklyn Community Access Television BCAT, program of BRIC Arts They are tokens of the things once enjoyed by deceased loved ones when they were alive. In the exhibition space, beginning with the displayed word You, lines will be drawn to connect the works of together. APPLY Online application deadline 16, 2008Late deadline 6, Please visit for more information. Whether appropriated from popular culture, literary passages, or purposefully written by an individual artist, the utilization of language within the realm of contemporary visual arts presents specific challenges, both aesthetic and conceptual.

Maqam is the Arabic word referring to groups and patterns of musical notes approximates modes in western music that form the building blocks of traditional Arab music. ITS FREE. Only twodimensional work work that can be hung on the wall will be considered for this exhibition. It is this dichotomy that imbues textbased with limitless number of possibilities to reach its viewer on various intellectual and intuitive levels.

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