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599 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237

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599 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237

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61 North 11th Street #Fl 2, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Immerse yourself with 3-day Color Mentoring, with Roch Lemay at our Brooklyn House! Immerse yourself with 3-day Color Mentoring, with Roch Lemay at our Brooklyn Studio! This 3-day Color Mentoring program promises to explore the reality of today’s in-salon hair coloring business. Throughout the program, attendees will explore and gain knowledge with a better understanding of the science behind the products, while elevating their skills, and empowering them to master any hair coloring challenge. This will support the development of a unique color signature business to retain client loyalty. Roch Lemay Roch is a celebrated color expert and mentor who has empowered other hair professionals with his knowledge and skills for over 30 years. He received the prestigious NAHA and Contessa Hair Colourist of the Year awards in 2001 for his vision and exceptional work in hair color. His background in graphic art influenced him to excel in the art and science of hair color. He became part of the Davines family in 2017 and created the Colour Mentoring Interactive Learning Space, a globally recognized program that mentors hairdressers to become color mixologists. Most recently, he was recognized with the Color Innovator of the Year award from Davines in 2024 for his vision and contribution to the brand. Tool list Extra-long pin tail comb Basic tail comb Backcombing/teasing comb Denman rake comb Wet brush Plastic sectioning clips (6) Professional jaw clips (8) Flat iron Hairdryer with nozzle Paddle brush Coloring apron Included Class materials Lunches Aperitivo [Monday, July 27th] Travel Recommendations Nearest Airports John F Kennedy (JFK) LaGuardia (LGA) Newark (EWR) Recommended Accommodations The Hoxton Williamsburg 97 Wythe Ave Brooklyn, NY 11249 *Use code DAVINES for special group rate The William Vale 111 N. 12th St.Brooklyn, NY 11249 *Use code DAVINE for a special group rate Wythe Hotel Williamsburg 80 Wythe Ave Brooklyn, NY 11249 *Use code DAVINES for special group rate Information Source: Davines North America | eventbrite

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33 35th St, Brooklyn, NY 11232

Join us for a day-long celebration of magical girls! Welcome to the Magical Girls Festival, the largest fan-organized event for magical girls in the United States! Join us for our third annual Magical Girls Festival, a day-long celebration of magical girls! The one-day event will be filled with vendors, programming, activities, giveaways, and more inspired by magical girl titles. ✨ Cosplay encouraged. 💖 Learn more here: magicalgirlsfestival.com Information Source: Moonies Club | eventbrite

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119 Pierrepont, Brooklyn, NY 11201

“An exhilarating debut from a writer whose work I’ll always want to read.” —R.O. KWON Event guidelines: Additional copies of the book will be available for purchase at the event. A signing line will follow the talk. The conversation will be livestreamed for free online here: https://youtube.com/live/NElYh85Nagg Home address is collected for contact tracing purposes; it will not be used otherwise. As a reminder: If you are not feeling well, please do not come to the event, even if you have a ticket; email us and we'll work it out. If you have any questions regarding these guidelines or to request accessibility accommodations, please contact eventhelp@booksaremagic.net. This event will feature a conversation between Bobuq, Aria, and Sarah, followed by a special drag performance by Untitled Queen. In this wry, provocative debut, two gay Afghan men—cast out of their respective countries of birth by circumstances beyond their control—collide in Istanbul, a city that will test their willingness to sacrifice everything for the ones they love. When Delbar—a hapless twenty-something with dreams of becoming a drag queen—is spectacularly outed, he flees the insular immigrant-dense suburbs of Washington, DC to seek refuge with his sympathetic aunt in Istanbul. There, he discovers a vibrant community of dissidents, sex workers, activists, poets, and heretics. Among them are Leif and his boyfriend, Mansur, with whom Delbar quickly develops a blazing fascination. But Mansur also nurses a wounded heart, having left his own family, and his first love, behind in Iran. This time, Mansur’s learned not to dream bigger than his own survival. He’ll keep a low profile, work hard to send money back, and remain faithful to Leif—at least until his refugee status is granted. When riot police descend on attendees of the annual Istanbul Pride march, Mansur and Delbar are thrust into dangerous proximity. With the country surging into authoritarianism, each person must ask themselves: what constitutes a life well-lived, and how high is the price of freedom? Told through the alternating viewpoints of Delbar and Mansur, Bobuq Sayed’s debut is a story of borders and boundaries transgressed, and a seductive exploration of what it means to make a home at the margins of society. At once an immigrant family saga, a thwarted love story, and a searing portrait of politics made intimately personal, No God but Us is an ambitious introduction to a bold new voice. Bobuq Sayed is the author of A Brief History of Australian Terror and the novel No God but Us. They were a 2022–23 Steinbeck fellow at San José State University, a Lambda Literary scholar, and an award-winning James A. Michener fellow in the University of Miami's MFA program. Bobuq currently lives in New York City. Aria Aber was born and raised in Germany and now lives in the United States. Her debut poetry collection, Hard Damage, won the Prairie Schooner Book Prize and the Whiting Award. She is a former Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford and graduate student at USC, and her writing has appeared in The New Yorker , New Republic , The Yale Review , Granta , and elsewhere. Raised speaking Farsi and German, she writes in her third language, English. She recently joined the faculty of the University of Vermont as an assistant professor of Creative Writing and divides her time between Vermont and Brooklyn. Good Girl is her debut novel. Sarah Schulman is a novelist, playwright, screenwriter, nonfiction writer, and AIDS historian. She is the author of 21 books and is on the advisory board of Jewish Voice for Peace. Sarah holds an endowed chair in Creative Writing at Northwestern University. Untitled Queen is a Boricua / Filipinx drag artist residing on the stolen land of Lenapehoking (so-called Brooklyn). She tells decolonial stories through emotive performances combining poetry, sound, projection, and installation. Along with her collaborator Jess Ramsay, she produces and hosts an experimental drag art competition called, "Untitled (Art Star)" at C'mon Everybody in Bedstuy. Information Source: Books Are Magic | eventbrite

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23 Cranberry Street Ground Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Join us for an evening with Zheng Shengtian, Kuiyi Shen, and Jane DeBevoise. Please come to AAAinA at 6:30pm on Tuesday, May 26 to hear artist, curator, and former China Art Academy professor Shengtian Zheng speak about his experience creating and teaching 连环画 lianhuanhua , followed by a conversation with U.C. San Diego professor Kuiyi Shen , moderated by Jane DeBevoise . Lianhuanhua are palm-sized picture books that emerged in China in the early 1900s as popular forms of entertainment, much like comics. After 1949 and the establishment of the People’s Republic of China, Mao Zedong mandated that art, including comics, should serve the people. For the next 30 years, artists were enlisted to illustrate these little picture books with images of valiant workers, victorious PLA soldiers and model citizens, often women. Hundreds of millions of copies were published. But when the Cultural Revolution ended in 1976 and the political environment relaxed, classical legends, love stories, and Western sci-fi, including Star Wars , quickly replaced the heroic exploits of workers, peasants and soldiers, and the popularity of lianhuanhua surged. A selection of lianhuanhua from the 1920s to 1989 will be on display in the AAAinA reading room during the program. Bios: Zheng Shengtian is an artist, scholar, and curator based in Vancouver. Before 1990, he worked at the China Academy of Art as Professor and Chair of the Oil Painting Department. He was a visiting professor at the University of Minnesota and San Diego State University, Secretary of the Annie Wong Art Foundation, Founding Board Director of the Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, and the Adjunct Director of the Institute of Asian Art at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Currently, he is the Managing Editor of Yishu: Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art , a trustee of Asia Art Archive in America and a Research Fellow at Simon Fraser University. Zheng has organized and curated numerous exhibitions and events, and has frequently contributed to periodicals and catalogues. In 2013, Zheng Shengtian: Selected Writing on Art was published in four volumes by China Academy Press. His latest publications include Sino-Mexican Art and Cultural Exchanges in the Twentieth Century (Cambria Press, 2024) and a Chinese version. In 2011 he was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award for curatorial work by the Vancouver Biennale. In 2013 He received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Emily Carr University of Art + Design. In 2025 he was given The King Charles III Coronation Medal for his contribution to the community. Kuiyi Shen is Professor of Asian Art History, Theory, and Criticism at UC San Diego. His teaching and writing has focused on Chinese and Japanese art with an emphasis on modern and contemporary Chinese art and Sino-Japanese art exchanges in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He received a BA in fine arts from the Shanghai Normal University and an MA and PhD in art history from the Ohio State University. Shen is the author and co-author of many books and exhibition catalogues on modern and contemporary Chinese art, including A Century in Crisis: Tradition and Modernity in the Art of Twentieth Century China (1998); Between the Thunder and the Rain: Chinese Paintings from the Opium War to the Cultural Revolution (2000); Zhou Brothers—Thirty Years of Collaboration (2004); Reboot: The Third Chengdu Biennale (2007); Chinese Posters (2009); Arts of Modern China (2012, winner of the 2013 ICAS Book Prize in Humanities), Echo of the Universe: Ink Art of Liu Kuo-sung (2016); Li Huayi: Landscapes from a Master’s Heart (2018) and many others. Jane DeBevoise is President and Chair of Asia Art Archive in America in New York and Chair Emeritus of Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong. Prior to moving to Hong Kong in 2002, Ms. DeBevoise was Deputy Director of the Guggenheim Museum, responsible for museum operations and exhibitions globally. She joined the Museum in 1996 as Project Director of China: 5000 Years , a large-scale exhibition of traditional and modern Chinese art that was presented in 1998 at the Guggenheim museums in New York and Bilbao. Prior to 1996, Ms. DeBevoise was Managing Director at Bankers Trust Company where she worked for 14 years in New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo and London. With a MA from the University of California, Berkeley and a PhD from The University of Hong Kong, Ms. DeBevoise writes and lectures widely. Her publications include Between State and Market: Chinese Contemporary Art in the Post-Mao Era (2014) and the co-authored Uncooperative Contemporaries: Exhibitions in Shanghai in 2000 (2020). Light refreshments will be provided. The event is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, Ruth Foundation for the Arts, and other foundations and individuals. Information Source: Asia Art Archive in America | eventbrite

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829 63rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220

Organized by the New York City Department of Transportation's Safety Education Office, this event aims to keep seniors safe in busy traffic Organized by the New York City Department of Transportation's Safety Education Office, this event aims to help seniors in New York City protect themselves in busy traffic. People aged 65 and over account for half of pedestrian fatalities in New York City. We will focus on: understanding dangerous driving behavior and learn the best practices for safe crossing. Information Source: United Cultural Association | eventbrite

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81 Willoughby Street Unit 505, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Experience the transformational power of color immersion yoga nidra Color Immersion Yoga Nidra Experience a unique yoga nidra session like never before! Join us for a colorful journey of relaxation and meditation. Color Immersions is a one-of-a-kind, multi-sensory healing experience designed to restore balance and harmony to your mind, body, and spirit. These sessions integrate the benefits of chromotherapy, light waves, vibrational energy, and sound to create a deeply relaxing and restorative environment. Each session is customized to focus on balancing and energizing the chakras and other energy centers in the body. This immersive session will help you relax, rejuvenate, and find inner peace. No prior yoga experience is necessary - just come with an open mind and a willingness to let go. Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and recharge in a unique way! Spots are limited: reserve your space now 📅 Date: Weekly on Wednesdays ⏳ Time: 7:30 pm-8:45 pm (Please arrive 15 minutes before start time. We won't be able to let you in once the class has started) 📍 Location: Downton, Brooklyn, 81 Willoughby St, Unit 505 Interested in receiving a private 1:1 healing session? Check out my offerings at https://carolineguilbert.as.me/ About the space: This class takes place in the Wellness Sanctuary, a Downtown Brooklyn grassroots loft space where art and wellness co-exist: Rather than a traditional yoga studio, this is an intimate, evolving environment designed for presence and real practice. Sessions are small, creating space to slow down, release pressure, and connect more deeply with yourself. This space tends to resonate with those seeking a more personal, grounded, less performance-oriented experience and a more authentic connection to their spiritual path. If you’re open to something simple, human, and intentional, you may find this space deeply supportive. See you there soon! Hari Om Tat Sat Information Source: Caroline Guilbert | eventbrite

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205 State Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Copyright in the 21st Century. How did we get here? Whats new in the field thanks to or despite of AI? What comes next? Center for Art Law will host its Annual Art Law Conference on May 27, 2026 in person at Brooklyn Law School and online via Zoom. The 2026 conference will focus on copyright law as it relates to visual art, artificial intelligence, and the rapidly evolving legal landscape of the 21st century. The program will begin with a keynote address, followed by three substantive panels designed to build on one another throughout the afternoon. In addition, we will host a curated group of exhibitors featuring databases, legal tools, and technology platforms relevant to artists’ rights, copyright, and AI. The program will conclude with a reception, providing time for continued discussion, networking, and engagement among speakers, exhibitors, and attendees. The opening panel will examine the current state of copyright law in the visual arts and the practical challenges facing artists, galleries, institutions, and practitioners. Subsequent panels will address artificial intelligence, recent legislative and regulatory developments, the role of the U.S. Copyright Office, and emerging questions around licensing, enforcement, and appropriation in a contemporary digital environment. The conference convenes artists, attorneys, scholars, collectors, arts administrators, students, and policy professionals for in-depth and timely discussion, and will be accompanied by a silent auction and exhibitor networking opportunities. Tentative Schedule and Agenda: 11:30 AM – Check-in opens 12:00 – 12:10 PM – Opening Remarks 12:10 – 12:40 PM – Keynote Address by Ben Zhao , Neubauer Professor of Computer Science at University of Chicago and Founder, Nightshade & Glaze 12:45 – 2:00 PM – Panel 1: So Inappropriate — Lessons About Copyright Law and Art: First There Was Art, Then Copyright, Then Fair Use… and Now AI? From early copyright doctrines to contemporary fair use debates, this panel examines how artists and lawyers have navigated questions of ownership, appropriation, and originality in visual art. Panelists will explore key developments in copyright law affecting traditional artistic practices, from borrowing and remixing to transformative use, while also considering how emerging technologies, including AI, are beginning to reshape long‑standing legal frameworks and artistic norms. Moderator: Irina Tarsis , Founder, Center for Art Law Speakers: Vivek Jayaram , Founder, Jayaram Law; Vincent Wilcke , Pace Gallery; G reg Allen , Artist and writer 2:00 – 2:15 PM – AI & Authenticity: Standards, Trust and Evidence: Amaya Aramburu , Client Relations & Business Development, Art Recognition This presentation examines the role of artificial intelligence in art authentication, positioning AI as an analytical layer alongside connoisseurship, forensics, and provenance research. Rather than focusing on technical implementation, it highlights how AI is used in practice. It situates these approaches within the broader art market, where questions of trust, disclosure, and standards are increasingly central. Drawing on Art Recognition’s experience and its collaboration with the Center for Art Law, the talk outlines approaches to the responsible and accountable use of AI in this context. It concludes by opening a dialogue around ongoing questions at the intersection of art, technology, and law. 2:15 – 2:30 PM – Break 2:30 – 3:45 PM – Panel 2: The Copyright Office Weighs In — Three Reports on AI and the Law This panel examines the U.S. Copyright Office’s three recent reports on artificial intelligence and copyright, unpacking what they clarify, and what they leave unresolved about authorship, ownership, and protection in the age of AI. Panelists will also situate these reports within the broader legal landscape, touching on emerging litigation and contested issues shaping how AI‑generated and AI‑assisted works are treated under current copyright law. Moderator: Atreya Mathur , Director of Legal Research, Center for Art Law Speakers: Miriam Lord , Associate Register of Copyrights and Director of Public Information and Education; Ben Zhao , Neubauer Professor of Computer Science at University of Chicago and Founder, Nightshade & Glaze; Katherine Wilson-Milne , Partner, Schindler Cohen & Hochman LLP 3:45 – 4:00 PM – Break 4:00 – 5:15 PM – Panel 3: Registration Is Dead? Long Live Licensing? As copyright enforcement becomes more complex, this panel explores the evolving role of registration and the growing importance of licensing agreements in protecting creative works. Panelists will discuss how artists, rights holders, and legal practitioners navigate enforcement today, examining when registration still matters, how licensing structures are being used strategically, and what effective rights management looks like in a shifting legal and art market landscape. Moderator: Carol J. Steinberg , Art, Copyright & Entertainment Law Attorney, Faculty, School of Visual Arts Speakers: J ane t Hicks , Vice President and Director of Licensing, Artists Rights Society; Yayoi Shionoiri , art lawyer and Vice President of External Affairs and General Counsel at Powerhouse Arts; Martin Cribbs , Intellectual Property Licensing Strategist 5:15 – 5:30 PM – Closing Remarks by Lindsay Korotkin , Partner, ArentFox Schiff 5:30 – 7:00 PM – Networking Reception and Silent Auction Results (Only In-Person not on Zoom) Substantive portion of the program is pending 3 CLE credits approval. VENUE FOR IN-PERSON: FORCHELLI CENTER AT BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL (22nd Floor)205 State St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 CLE SPONSOR: Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard Exhibitors: Artists Rights Society Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts The Copyright Office Artistic Freedom Initiative If you are interested in being a sponsor for the event or an exhibitor at the event, please contact us: artlawteam@itsartartlaw.org. Please note the event is HYBRID and will be both in-person at Brooklyn Law School and online via Zoom. Information Source: Center for Art Law | eventbrite

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599 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11237

Hudson Freeman x lots of hands on The Rooftop @ Elsewhere in Bushwick on 5.28! Tickets start at $20 • 7pm • 16+ | Genre: Indie, Folk In order for you to join us, we require a physical, valid, scannable US Government issued ID or foreign passport for admission (expired IDs will NOT be accepted)! If you are traveling, please be prepared to show a physical passport for entry (Photocopies and Photographs of IDs are NOT accepted). We recommend that all customers read Elsewhere's ID Policy in the FAQ section on our website before arriving at the venue. Elsewhere is a community that values inclusivity, joy, and creativity. In order to make this space accessible for everyone, we operate a strict zero-tolerance policy for harassment, discrimination, or hate of any kind. Please keep in mind that ticket sales are final, with the exception of a cancellation. The following items are subject to change without notice at all times; opening performers, set times, location of event within Elsewhere. ☼ About Elsewhere Rooftop Elsewhere Rooftop is a seasonal large outdoor bar and events space, offering a signature frozen drink menu, shows & parties, sunset DJ sessions, food pop-ups, film screenings, art happenings, and much more all summer. Full calendar at elsewherebrooklyn.com/events ☼ Hours *The Rooftop is only open when events are happening - please do make sure to check the rooftop calendar before stopping by ☼ Rain or Shine Policy All shows and events on the Rooftop are rain or shine! If the weather prevents us from carrying on outdoors we will move the show into one of our indoor spaces. We do not offer refunds for this type of change. When rain plans are required we will update customers via our website, Instagram, Eventbrite and Resident Advisor. Members enjoy skip-the-line, special access, free +1s, and lots of other perks! Explore membership today! For further information about our ticketing policies and FAQs, please visit www.elsewhere.club Information Source: Elsewhere | eventbrite