Rachel Miller
Brooklyn Magazine
New York, NY, United States
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Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Janna Levin, Pioneer Works
In an age of confusion, Janna Levin, Director of Science at Pioneer Works, remains a bastion of truth, innovation, and levity. → Read More
Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Parris Whittingham, Photographer
The way Parris Whittingham works—with an acceptance of pain and love existing at the same time— is genius, and the way he captures love is exceptional. → Read More
Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Ni’Ja Whitson, Interdisciplinary Artist
The work of Ni’Ja Whitson as a choreographer, dancer, and interdisciplinary artist is intense, beautiful, and political all at the same time. → Read More
Brooklyn 100 Influencer: Tina Chang, Poet Laureate of Brooklyn
Tina Chang was the first woman to be named Poet Laureate of Brooklyn! About time. She’s also organizing literary leaders for political action. → Read More
The Best in Brooklyn Art & Artists This Weekend
Haptic whittles at Underdonk, Rachel Green's wardrobe comes to life at 321 Gallery, Tyler Lafreniere's new installation at Launch F18, and more. → Read More
Technology of Dance: In Conversation with Kyli Kleven
Kyle Kleven is a Brooklyn-based choreographer and dancer who harnesses body intelligence and computers to create technological dance. → Read More
In Praise Of: The White Negroni at Saraghina
Are drinking white negronis to fight climate change as pointless as appointing Scott Pruitt, who sued the EPA, to head the EPA? Not even close. → Read More
Art in Brooklyn: What to See This Week
This week: garbage becomes magic at Urban Glass, The Youngs visit ancient Greece at Interstate Project, Dalí flirts with Miami Vice at 106 Green. → Read More
Best Brooklyn Art Openings, Closings, and Events This Weekend
Radical posters from 70s leftist movements, quiet moments in painting, Sister Outsider is closing at Underdonk, and a #nightofphilosophy. → Read More
The 15 Best Rallies, Marches, and Parties This Inauguration Weekend
Protests and marches, all-you-can-eat taco buffets, free museum entry, drinking, crying, dancing: all the inauguration activities you could ever want. → Read More
Strike, March & Look: The Best Art Things to See/Do This Weekend
Strike and march on inauguration day, make posters, see weird music, celebrate women in science (and art, of course), and GET MAD. → Read More
Plan Your Trip to the Women's March on Washington
Lazy protesters do exist, and this is a guide for everyone who waited until the last minute (today) to plan their trip to the Women's March on Washington. → Read More
The 12 Best New Year's Eve Celebrations in Brooklyn
Oh, you're not guzzling noodles in Chiang Mai or touring temples in the Kyoto Prefecture? Never fear! Brooklyn has everything you need for New Year's Eve. → Read More
Volunteer, Give, Talk: 19 Actions and Ideas for a Better 2017
This is a list of vital organizations that need your help—and ways you can change your habits—to make 2017 a more livable year for everyone. → Read More
In Praise of: The King Noodle Mai Tai
The Mai Tai is designed to mellow and obliterate. In this and all senses, King Noodle's version in Bushwick is perfect: large, beautiful, and very strong. → Read More
See This One Thing at 315 Gallery: Lauren Seiden's 'Reflections in a Void'
Lauren Seiden's graphite pool—part of Beholder's Share at 315 Gallery—hit the despairing, fathomless lows required for post-election art. → Read More
One Thing at Marilyn Minter's Pretty/Dirty: 'Green Pink Caviar'
In the video 'Green Pink Caviar', part of Brooklyn Museum's Marilyn Minter show Pretty/Dirty, "off-beauty" (and maybe holiday decorations?) is celebrated. → Read More
Beer & Activism: Bar Matchless Hosts Planned Parenthood Benefit
On Giving Tuesday, advocacy group Rally+Rise will bring Holy Hive, Denetia and Sene, and The Shacks together for a Planned Parenthood benefit concert. → Read More
Feast On This Art: Best of Thanksgiving Weekend
This week: a cornucopia of sexy fruit at Sardine, reality-bending animation at the Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation, and more protest art. → Read More
It's Your Fault the OED's Word of the Year is "Post-Truth"
The OED picked "post-truth" this year, and your internet habits are to blame for this trivial culture of "feelies" and "centrifugal bumblepuppy." → Read More