2 exhibits in Red Hook highlight Hispanic and Latinx cultures
More than 200 artists debuted many pieces throughout two exhibits in Red Hook on Saturday that highlights Hispanic and Latinx cultures.
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15h agoMore than 200 artists debuted many pieces throughout two exhibits in Red Hook on Saturday that highlights Hispanic and Latinx cultures.
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition was created 45 years ago to help artist develop professionally while providing a platform for people to see their creations.
News 12's Shniece Archer has more on the experience.
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