Crown Heights Photos
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I got caught in the rain without an umbrella. I stood under a store awning to wait for the rain to taper off. As I looked across the street I decided to take a few photos
Franklin Avenue, Crown Heights
"The Franklin Avenue Shuttle rumbles past the former Heinz 57 Varieties plant on Bergen Street in the Crown Heights section. Originally a brewery, the building was also a warehouse. It now houses apartments, studios, and a cheese aging facility in the former beer lagering cellar. "
one of my favorite stores in Crown Heights, along Franklin Avenue
Calabar Imports
I saw the artwork through the window, and had to stop by
Atim, the owner is very nice too! (and informative, she seems to know about everything!)
I really would like to be able to get closer to get shots of the graffiti, but the lot is surrounded by gates
seen in Crown Heights
"We are a health food destination founded on the core principle of creating wellness within. Specializing in sugar cane juices, sea moss acai bowls, green smoothies, and alkaline salads. Our Caribbean flavors and healing tonics are perfect for anytime of the day."
Crown Heights, Brooklyn
A bowl of FRUIT rejected by group Fruit & Veg-- #fruit&veg
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights
--the right side of the mural
I met Damaan, while covering the Crown Heights Arts Stroll.
He and a couple of others traveled the route together.
Here he is posing with an exhibit at FiveMyles Gallery on St. Johns Place. Artist: Mildred Beltré
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights
my seamstress wears her "ruler" around her neck
Natalie Jenè
at Reimagined BK Vintage boutique
Crown Heights
(I've used her for alterations, very pleased)
Featuring works by sculptor Elizabeth Insogna , painter Karen (Karsen) Heagle and performance artist and folklorist Kay Turner.
held at Five Myles Art Gallery (one of my favorites) in Crown Heights Brooklyn
an insightful article about about the exhibit:
brooklynrail.org/2022/11/artseen/Hekates-Grove-Elizabeth-...
seen at My Gallery, NYC--Crown Heights
part of the exhibition experience was you got to take a piece of crystal home
Artist: Takuma Watanabe
This beautiful mural stretches across almost the entire block so I had to capture it in sections. I was so impressed with its massiveness, imagery and messages--mainly anti-gun violence.
The mural is a part of the Groundswell Community Mural Project in collaboration with American Friends Service Committee & Assemblyman Karim Camara (as stated on the mural
Seen on Brooklyn Ave. in Crown Heights