Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Brooklyn Rail is a free monthly 501(c)(3) non-profit journal of arts, culture, and politics based in New York City. Coverage includes local reporting, art criticism, fiction, and poetry, as well as coverage of music, dance, film and theater. The journal also publishes a small press imprint focused on literary translation, poetry, and art criticism called Black Square Editions.Started as a broadsheet in 1998, the Rail became a full-format publication in 2000, under the direction of publisher Phong Bui and editorTheodore Hamm. The Rail is distributed to museums, galleries, cafes, and other cultural venues throughout New York City, including Anthology Film Archives, PS1, BAM, La MaMa, The Kitchen, and Columbia University. Chuck Close has called it, "This generation's organ of choice in which art historians, critics, and artists themselves weigh in on the most significant art being shown as well as little known and often overlooked work by emerging, middle, and older aged artists.". }
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- The_Brooklyn_Rail abstract "The Brooklyn Rail is a free monthly 501(c)(3) non-profit journal of arts, culture, and politics based in New York City. Coverage includes local reporting, art criticism, fiction, and poetry, as well as coverage of music, dance, film and theater. The journal also publishes a small press imprint focused on literary translation, poetry, and art criticism called Black Square Editions.Started as a broadsheet in 1998, the Rail became a full-format publication in 2000, under the direction of publisher Phong Bui and editorTheodore Hamm. The Rail is distributed to museums, galleries, cafes, and other cultural venues throughout New York City, including Anthology Film Archives, PS1, BAM, La MaMa, The Kitchen, and Columbia University. Chuck Close has called it, "This generation's organ of choice in which art historians, critics, and artists themselves weigh in on the most significant art being shown as well as little known and often overlooked work by emerging, middle, and older aged artists."".