Brooklyn Public Library hosts miniatures exhibit showcasing the borough
The featured art includes work Danny Cortes, Aaron Kinard and Jack Giambanco.
Share:
More Stories
2:01
Riverdale neighbors raise funds for late veteran's funeral costs
5ds ago1:43
City-funded program gives low-income mothers shelter, cash
5ds ago1:44
Slain NYPD detectives remembered on 10 years later
5ds ago0:46
Small green space on Willoughby Street breathes new life into Brooklyn neighborhood
9ds ago1:32
City Harvest helps fight food insecurity in Sunset Park
12ds ago1:28
Nonprofit helping New Yorkers on government assistance find new homes faster
13ds ago2:01
Riverdale neighbors raise funds for late veteran's funeral costs
5ds ago1:43
City-funded program gives low-income mothers shelter, cash
5ds ago1:44
Slain NYPD detectives remembered on 10 years later
5ds ago0:46
Small green space on Willoughby Street breathes new life into Brooklyn neighborhood
9ds ago1:32
City Harvest helps fight food insecurity in Sunset Park
12ds ago1:28
Nonprofit helping New Yorkers on government assistance find new homes faster
13ds agoIf you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend, the Center for Brooklyn History has you covered.
The Brooklyn miniatures exhibit at the Center for Brooklyn History is now on display.
Director of programs Marcia Ely calls it “quintessentially Brooklyn,” and reflects on how they came up with the idea.
"We started exploring the different artists who actually represent our landscape, our urban scenes, our brownstones, our Brooklyn neighborhoods, in their miniature art," says Ely.
The featured art includes work Danny Cortes, Aaron Kinard and Jack Giambanco.
The exhibit is open now through Dec. 9.
More from News 12
1:53
NYC Parks helps people recycle holiday trees in Brooklyn
1:37
Friday's Mega Millions drawing offers estimated $1.15 billion jackpot
0:29
FDNY: 2 injured in Brighton Beach building fire
1:13
Most Americans staying home for New Year’s celebrations due to high costs
1:44
NYS Health Department: Flu is widespread with cases up 72% in New York City
0:59
