The winter public art installation at The Plaza at 300 Ashland, Drive-Thru, is a reconfigurable outdoor theater that incorporates light through rear projection, showing videos from Brooklyn-based artists that highlight New York City’s communities and explores themes of urban life.

2/17 - 2/23: Ali Santana, Community: Rhythm / Movement / Joy (2022)
2/24 - 3/1: Nicholas Fraser, Follow/Unfollow (2016)
3/2 - 3/8: Simon Benjamin, Errantry (2021)
3/9 - 3/15: Luna X Moya, What the Pier Gave Us (2021)
3/16-3/23: Olalekan Jeyifous, The Frozen Neighborhoods (Fly-through) (2021)
3/25 - 3/30: Tanika I. Williams, (construct)Clearing (2021) and Sanctuary (2021)
3/31 - 4/5: Ezra Wube, Flatbushtopia (2017), Bridge Street (2015), At the Same Moment (2013), Words of Wisdom (2016)
4/6 - 4/13: Aisha Amin, Choir (2020) and Friday (2019)

Skeleton Architecture Tuesday, March 29 | 6:30-7pm
In honor of Women’s History Month, performing in tandem with Tanika I. Williams’ videos, (construct)Clearing and Sanctuary, is Bessie Award-winning Skeleton Architecture, a vessel of Black women and gender nonconforming improvisational movement artists. Performers for this event are: Davalois Fearon, Jasmine Hearn, Nia Love, Charmaine Warren, and Marýa Wethers.