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[#ART #SPOKENWORD #BrooklynisAfrica] #RestorationArt with Kara Mi Lugo, Li & Shon Don Thursday, March 9 | 7pm Skylight Gallery | 1368 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY Admission: FREE

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Vancouver 3000: Call for Submissions

"Vancouver 3000 is an upcoming group exhibition at Skylight Gallery that embraces the city of Vancouver, as focused through the humor present in science fiction and its relationships with parody and satire."

From the show’s Facebook page:

“Vancouver 3000 is an upcoming group exhibition at Skylight Gallery that embraces the city of Vancouver, as focused through the humor present in science fiction and its relationships with parody and satire. The city of Vancouver is a host to many social issues that artists have often endeavored to highlight in artworks. Such issues include, water way usage, police…

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Sat Nov 17th, 2012 Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation – Skylight Gallery Brooklyn, NY Black Power Babies, the children of men and women active in the black power movement of the 60s – 70s are now leaders in all aspects of society – business, arts, politics, academia, and beyond. This panel explored with personal accounts of Black Power Babies and parents, how revolutionary thinking, activity and legacy has impacted a generation.

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Film Screening: Fires in the Mirror + Community Panel Discussion

  Film Screening: Fires in the Mirror Thursday, September 22; 7-9PM Brooklyn Museum's Cantor Auditorium, Brooklyn Museum, located at 200 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, NY

This screening is made possible through the courtesy of playwright Anna Deavere Smith, GOB and the Brooklyn Museum.

The Skylight Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition Crown Heights Gold: Examining Race Relations and Healing in Crown Heights, Brooklyn During the 20 Years Since the 1991 Riot, curated by Dexter Wimberly. Using contemporary art as a vehicle to foster dialogue and remembrance, this exhibition commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Crown Heights Riot, and explores the transformation of the community since the harrowing incident. The multi-media exhibition will feature painting, drawing, photography, mixed media, video and sculpture created by roughly twenty New York-based visual artists. To compliment the exhibition, a calendar of public programs is being planned in collaboration with community leaders and organizations. The activities will look at the work done in the neighborhood post-riot, as well as the ongoing state of cooperative efforts to encourage continued inter-group communication and understanding. Skylight Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Friday from 11AM to 6PM and on Saturday from 1PM to 6PM.

Community Panel Discussion Thursday, September 15; 6-8PM Skylight Gallery, 275 Hudson Street New York FREE

Participants Rabbi Eli Cohen, Director of Crown Heights Jewish Community Council, Richard Green, Founder and Executive Director, Crown Heights Youth Collective and others will reflect on the past and review the present state and hope for community relations in Crown Heights.