Brian Braiker is the President and editor-in-chief at Brooklyn Magazine. He covers topics related to fine art, urban art, and street art, bringing a keen eye and a wealth of experience from his previous roles at Ad Age, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, ABC News, Digiday, and Guardian US. Brian is featured in Brooklyn Magazine.
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Brian Braiker's articles predominantly focus on profiling individuals and covering entertainment news, with a particular emphasis on Brooklyn-related subjects. As such, he would likely be most interested in pitches that offer engaging human-interest stories about notable personalities from the arts and culture scene within Brooklyn or broader New York City.
Given his extensive coverage of books and music, authors, musicians, or industry insiders with unique stories or perspectives may find success reaching out to him for potential features. Also consider offering profiles of local businesses or others making an impact in the Brooklyn area's cultural landscape.
It is important to note that Brian’s primary geographic focus is on Brooklyn but also covers wider topics related to art and entertainment beyond this location.
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A conversation with chef and co-owner of Gertrude's and Samesa, who has perfected the recipe for the Instagram skewer
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The couple behind the popular YouTube channel discuss their background and their new book, ‘For The Love of Renovating'
By: Stephanie Keith, Brian Braiker
Fashion, music and athleticism collide in East New York as the summer league tips off in Brooklyn
By: Brian Braiker
The photography duo known as Guzman recall the day they shot their infamous 'Family Values' photos for Spin magazine
By: Brian Braiker
The beloved South Slope eatery has a new address — directly across the street — but the same neighborhood vibe
By: Brian Braiker
New Yorker writer Emily Nussbaum discusses her new book 'Cue the Sun!' and why you should take reality TV seriously
Summer may be winding down, but September has everything from Usher to Sabrina Carpenter, books to Bushwig, and more
By: Brian Braiker
The massive annual parade was disrupted but not shut down in a day that otherwise celebrates Caribbean life and culture.
By: Brian Braiker
'I want to make work that elevates humanity': The artist discusses the new book, his fine art and creative career
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