BRIC Arts Media

BRIC Arts Media is a cultural arts center in Downtown Brooklyn with exhibition spaces, performance venues, media labs, and artist studios for creative development. The facility accommodates various artistic practices and enables collaboration between creators and audiences.

The center was founded in 1979 as the Fund for the Borough of Brooklyn and moved to its current location in 2013 following renovations by Leeser Architecture. The relocation marked a turning point in the organization's ability to offer expanded programming and community engagement.

The center presents exhibitions and performances that reflect the experiences of Brooklyn communities through local artists and creators. These programs offer insights into the diverse voices and stories that shape the region.

Visitors can access media production facilities, art galleries, and performance spaces that are regularly open to the public with various access options. It is helpful to check ahead which areas are available on specific days, as programming and hours may shift depending on events.

BRIC TV produces original programming in a glass-walled television studio that documents Brooklyn life and community stories. Visitors can observe media production through this transparent structure while seeing the city's life directly reflected in the work being created.

Inception: 1979

GPS coordinates: 40.68856,-73.97901

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:10