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Posted: May 21, 2019
Cohen of TerraCRG honored at Brooklyn Arts Council's Alive with Art Gala
Brooklyn, NY According to TerraCRG, Ofer Cohen, founder and CEO, has been honored at the Alive with Art Gala hosted by the Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC).
“I feel truly honored and privileged to have the ability to support emerging artists in Brooklyn. Art and Culture have been in the heart of the Brooklyn transformation over the last two decades and we should always continue to find ways to integrate and support art in projects, neighborhoods and places,” said Cohen.
Alive with Art was held Thursday, May 2nd at 26 Bridge in DUMBO.Additional honorees include Mariam Ghani and Marianne and Ted Hovivian. The evening featured a cocktail hour, dinner, and live entertainment and performances by the Brooklyn Nomads, regular BAC Folk Arts collaborators, and Todd Shalom of Elastic City.
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