Map showing the 1861 registered artists registered to open their doors for GO Today we’re releasing our own map which shows the 1861 registered artists—across 46 of Brooklyn’s 67 neighborhoods—who will open their studios for GO. During the six weeks of artist registration, we’ve watched this map populate and we couldn’t be more excited and elated to share this with you today. Is this every artist in Brooklyn?  Of course not—there are many artists working without studios, decided not to open for GO or in transition of some sort, but for us it presents a powerful visualization showing where much of the art-making is taking place throughout the Borough. We hope you are as inspired by it as we are. Brooklyn Museum Update GO on Tumblr

Map showing the 1861 registered artists registered to open their doors for GO

Today we’re releasing our own map which shows the 1861 registered artists—across 46 of Brooklyn’s 67 neighborhoods—who will open their studios for GO. During the six weeks of artist registration, we’ve watched this map populate and we couldn’t be more excited and elated to share this with you today. Is this every artist in Brooklyn?  Of course not—there are many artists working without studios, decided not to open for GO or in transition of some sort, but for us it presents a powerful visualization showing where much of the art-making is taking place throughout the Borough. We hope you are as inspired by it as we are.

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GO on Tumblr

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