It’s hard to imagine Brooklyn without its namesake bridge, but 134 years ago the Brooklyn Bridge was a sparkling new engineering wonder. Opened to the public on May 24, 1883 — after 14 years of ...

Inside a shipping container under the Brooklyn Bridge is a colorful floor that looks almost like a Twister game. On the floor is a comfy old couch and a lamp, with photos of the legendary children’s ...

Photoville, New York City’s massive celebration of photography and art, is coming back to Brooklyn Bridge Park for a two-week run starting on June 1. The sprawling public exhibition includes shows all ...

Fifteen years after transforming shipping containers in Brooklyn Bridge Park into galleries for photographers around the world, Photoville is returning bigger than ever. The nonprofit photography ...