Lee Krasner at the Brooklyn Museum

Art

Like Frida Kahlo, Lee Krasner painted in the shadow of her more notorious husband. After the Pollock revival of the last few years, it thus couldn’t be timelier for the remarkable Brooklyn native Krasner to get her share.

Beauty in Unexpected Places

Local

For some, there may not be much beauty in post-industrial North Brooklyn. But above the rumbling trucks, the rising rents, the tragic hipsters, and the fashions gone awry, there is something truly captivating.

Time For Action

These are Dickensian times in the arts world. Across the boroughs, grand new art centers are being planned, opened, and expanded, but meanwhile, here in Williamsburg at least, artists are being evicted at an alarming rate.