Featured Artwork: Untitled, 2023, asmara with David Onabanjo Join us for the Opening Reception of Ancestral Wisdom in the newly relocated Longwood Art Gallery at BCA Headquarters in Westchester Square (2700 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY, 10461). Ancestral Wisdom brings together the voices of four…
Please join the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) for an info session to learn how to apply and secure City funding for arts and cultural activities. Arts or cultural nonprofit organizations, or unincorporated arts groups on your way to incorporation, are encouraged to attend. This session will…
BCA and En Foco are proud to present Subject ≠ Object, the highly anticipated 2019 En Foco Fellowship Group Exhibition! The work of the ten winners depicting works ranging from the Punk scene in Havana, Cuba, to the LGBTQ+ scene at Jacob Riis Park. Styles include diptychs, collages, photographic scrolls,…
BCA and En Foco are proud to present Subject ≠ Object, the highly anticipated 2019 En Foco Fellowship Group Exhibition! The work of the ten winners will be on display, depicting works ranging from the Punk scene in Havana, Cuba, to the LGBTQ+ scene at Jacob Riis Park. Styles include diptychs, collages,…
This session is the third in a four-part non-fiction series lead by Orlando Ferrand. This workshop will address the world surrounding your story: setting, character, dialogue, and research; the who, what, when, where, why and hows of your personal story. This class will also be the first peer review…
This seminar is designed for writers who are ready to tackle the challenge of shorter personal narratives. Over the course of 4 weeks, we’ll look at how to start and finish a micro-memoir, a short memoir, or a flash nonfiction literary artwork from the first sentence to resolution. You can either register…
2020 Community Engagement Grant application cycle is now open! Funding for artists, arts organizations and artist collective to support community-centered arts and culture projects in The Bronx is available through BCAs annual application process for our Arts Fund, Community Arts and New Work grants. Join…
This session is the third in a four-part non-fiction series lead by Orlando Ferrand. This workshop will address the world surrounding your story: setting, character, dialogue, and research; the who, what, when, where, why and hows of your personal story. This class will also be the first peer review…
This session is the third in a four-part non-fiction series lead by Orlando Ferrand. This workshop will address the world surrounding your story: setting, character, dialogue, and research; the who, what, when, where, why and hows of your personal story. This class will also be the first peer review…
This seminar is designed for writers who are ready to tackle the challenge of shorter personal narratives. Over the course of 4 weeks, we’ll look at how to start and finish a micro-memoir, a short memoir, or a flash nonfiction literary artwork from the first sentence to resolution. You can either register…
Beyond The Raven: Writing Narrative Poems of Bronx People, Places and Purpose: Set in the shadow of The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, this generative writing workshop series led by Peggy Robles- Alvarado explores narrative poems of contemporary poets that highlight distinctive people, obscure places and pulls…
Beyond The Raven: Writing Narrative Poems of Bronx People, Places and Purpose: Set in the shadow of The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, this generative writing workshop series led by Peggy Robles- Alvarado explores narrative poems of contemporary poets that highlight distinctive people, obscure places and pulls…
In this How to Apply session, we will cover basic information on applying for the BCA Bronx Recognizes It's Own (BRIO) awards, review the grant guidelines and conduct a Q&A. Questions are encouraged! Note: First-time applicants and those who have not applied in the last two years are strongly encouraged…
Beyond The Raven: Writing Narrative Poems of Bronx People, Places and Purpose: Set in the shadow of The Edgar Allan Poe Cottage, this generative writing workshop series led by Peggy Robles- Alvarado explores narrative poems of contemporary poets that highlight distinctive people, obscure places and pulls…
The 2020 SU-CASA cycle is now open! SU-CASA is a City-wide initiative that places individual artists at local senior centers to positively impact the well-being of older adults through various arts activities. Past residencies have featured memoir writing, craft making, dance and theater production,…