Henry Chalfant: Art vs. Transit, 1977-1987
Widely regarded as one of the most significant documentarians of
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Bronx Documentary Center Receives $100K For Its Latin American Foto Festival
The Bronx Documentary Center (BDC), a leading arts and cultural
Trump Revolution: Immigration
Through photos, words and multimedia, the Bronx Documentary Center (BDC)
Maestro Gerald Schwarz To Conduct The Beethoven Celebration Orchestra And Chorus
The Foundation for the Revival of Classical Culture has just
Carnegie Hall Celebrates Beethoven’s 250th Birthday With A Star-Studded Concert
December 16, 2019 marks the beginning of the 250th birthday
The Orchestra Of The Bronx & Bronx Orchestra Chorus Present Handel’s “Messiah”
The Holidays are here, and with the Holidays come great
NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Application Seminar
Do you have questions about the 2020 cycle of the
Conversations On Conflict Photography
The Bronx Documentary Center (BDC) is pleased to present a
Parisa Azadi, You Can’t Go Home Again
Iranian-Canadian photojournalist Parisa Azadi discusses the process behind the making
Mark Steinmetz Discusses His New Book
Join photographer Mark Steinmetz as he discusses his new book
Bronx Senior Photo League Exhibition
Since 2017 the Bronx Documentary Center has taught photography to
Seeding Our Futures: Art-Making Practices In An Age Of Environmental Extremes
“Seeding Our Futures” is the first-panel discussion and community conversation
ART & CREAKY BONES By Sheila Reid, Perfect Gift For The Holidays
ART & CREAKY BONES is a memorable read that could lead
AIM Open House At The Block Gallery
On Thursday, November 14, 2019, the Bronx Museum of the Arts opens
The Black School: Studio Launch, Artist Talk & Workshop
Join The Black School in celebrating the launch of a new website
Bronx Pumpkinfest & Halloween Spooktacular
Earlier today, Thursday, October 31, 2019, Bronx Borough President Ruben
The Orchestra Of The Bronx Kicks Off Its 53rd Season
The Orchestra of the Bronx kicks off its 53rd Season
Lady Tigers In The Concrete Jungle: How Softball And Sisterhood Saved Lives In The South Bronx
Two years ago, the Lady Tigers softball team from the
97th National Christmas Tree Lighting
‘Tis the season to make your holiday plans! Make the National
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony To Celebrate The Opening Of A Bronx Art Space
ChaShaMa, a leading arts non-profit, and the New York City
Bronx Native American Festival Gathers Hundreds
Hundreds gathered on Sunday, September 29, at Pelham Bay Park,
Limitless Africans By Mikael Owunna To Be Released On National Coming Out Day
“I closed my eyes as the traditional priestess poured a