Designer Glenn Gissler’s Sophisticated Brooklyn Heights Duplex Is a Repository of Art and Antiques
When interior designer Glenn Gissler went apartment hunting six years ago, the longtime Manhattanite...
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The Life and Times of Park Slope’s Singular Montauk Club
Late 19th century Brooklyn was a city basking in the glories of the Gilded Age. Taking their cue fro...
Producer Charles Hobson Remembers ‘Inside Bedford-Stuyvesant’ on Its 50th Anniversary
When Charles Hobson was growing up, the stretch of Hancock Street between Nostrand and Marcy Avenue ...
Striking Art and Playful Inventiveness Create Comfortable Clinton Hill Home
A designer’s home is both her calling card and her workshop, but the most important thing, at leas...
George Weld and Evan Hanczor of Williamsburg’s Egg Share a Recipe for Spring Vegetable Hash
Hashes aren’t just for heavy meats. They make a good backdrop for vegetables too. Spring Vegeta...
Egg’s George Weld Keeps It Local
Thirteen years ago, George Weld was living in Williamsburg, attempting to start a writing career, wh...
The Mundane and Surreal Come Together in the Work of Brooklyn Artist Leigh Ruple
Leigh Ruple finds inspiration for her drawings and paintings in “geometries and patterns from the ...
Brownstoner Magazine Spring/Summer 2018 Is Here
Brownstoner Magazine’s Spring/Summer 2018 issue is out. Don’t miss house tours in Brooklyn H...
The Radical Women Excluded From Art History, Now on View at the Brooklyn Museum
“Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960-1985,” a new, large-scale exhibition at the Brooklyn Mu...
Brooklyn Artist Janice McDonnell Paints the Waterfront From Red Hook to the Navy Yard
“The waterfront is ever changing,” says the painter Janice McDonnell. “For an artist, it’s a...
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