Brooklyn Art Scene Thrives Despite Miami Art Basel Draw
Despite Art Basel Miami absorbing attention, Brooklyn maintains a vibrant art scene with over 30 exhibitions closing this weekend. The Review Panel, rebranded by WNYC for clarity, will convene Tuesday evening at Brooklyn Public Library. Virginia Wagner presents a notable exhibition at Kate Oh Gallery on 72nd Street, closing Saturday. Tal Gilboa and Elizabeth Stehl Kleberg showcase their work at The Camera Club of New York on Baxter Street, also ending Saturday. Crown Heights' Nostrand Ave and Pacific Street corner features a LinkNYC kiosk promoting these local events. New York City experiences fewer openings this weekend due to the Miami fair's influence.
Key facts
- Over 30 art shows are closing in New York City this weekend
- Art Basel Miami is drawing attention away from New York openings
- The Review Panel event occurs Tuesday evening at Brooklyn Public Library
- Virginia Wagner's exhibition at Kate Oh Gallery closes Saturday
- Tal Gilboa and Elizabeth Stehl Kleberg's show at The Camera Club of New York ends Saturday
- WNYC rebranded The Review Panel for clarity
- A LinkNYC kiosk in Crown Heights promotes Brooklyn art events
- The art scene remains active despite cold weather in Brooklyn
Entities
Artists
- Virginia Wagner
- Tal Gilboa
- Elizabeth Stehl Kleberg
Institutions
- Kate Oh Gallery
- The Camera Club of New York
- Brooklyn Public Library
- WNYC
- Art Basel Miami
Locations
- Brooklyn
- New York City
- Crown Heights
- Nostrand Ave
- Pacific Street
- 72nd Street
- Baxter Street
- Miami