By Meaghan McGoldrick O’Neil, Brooklyn Paper The highly anticipated third volume of The Dumbo Projection Project launched Thursday night, transforming the heart of Dumbo into one large art show, with ...

The highly anticipated third volume of The Dumbo Projection Project launches Thursday night, transforming the heart of Dumbo into one large art show, with video installations gracing the iconic ...

DUMBO — At an unassuming warehouse at Plymouth and Gold Streets, CJ Hendry’s latest endeavor, “Keff Joons,” pokes fun while paying homage to Jeff Koons’s balloon-esque sculptures. Hendry ...

The 9th Annual D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival starts this Friday (Oct 14 – 16, 2005, Brooklyn, NY). In addition to seeing art scattered all over DUMBO, open studios, exhibitions ...

The DUMBO Arts Festival, however, was a completely different animal, displaying art for art’s sake. Over 300 exhibitions of contemporary art were on display, in the public spaces of DUMBO for free.

Dumbo developer Two Trees has just released a new map of all 19 public art installations and murals in the waterfront neighborhood, making it easier for tourists and locals to discover the area’s ...

Live at the Archway, the music and arts festival tucked beneath Brooklyn’s Manhattan Bridge Archway, returned to Dumbo earlier this month, kicking off with exciting performances and exhibits. Since ...

Brooklyn Heights: The elevators at the Clark Street subway stop have broken down 400 times over the past two years, trapping riders inside more than twenty times. [NYS] Clinton Hill: There’s a ...

The Dumbo Arts Center records measure 19.1 linear feet and date from 1994 to 2013. The records document the Center's activities through administrative files such as board meeting minutes, strategic ...

The DUMBO Improvement District and United Photo Industries put up the new public art display, Geolocation: DUMBO, Wednesday. The display will wrap around 190 feet at the corner of Washington and ...

Thanks to the Downtown Brooklyn + Dumbo Art Fund, this $600,000 grant will enable local artists to bring their vision directly to Downtown Brooklyn and help brighten the urban landscape.