Art to your life is like chocolate bunny to your Easter. It is not advised to go without art for too long. Get your dose of artful Bushwick every week! New exhibitions in Bushwick usually open rain or shine on Fridays and Saturdays; ongoing shows can be seen during gallery hours that by average fall on weekends 1-6PM. This week, we are excited for life-sized portraits, photographs and lots of new media art!

#1 Marginal Portraits, or Insides @ Centotto (Friday, 7-10PM)

Here at Bushwick Daily, we have a soft spot for Centotto, an apartment gallery run by Paul D’Agostino on Moore Street. This Friday, Centotto opens a show called Marginal Portraits, or Insides that will feature paintings by Kerry Law, mixed media works by Dumitru Gorzo, photographs by Maureen Drennan, and sculptures and video by Nathaniel Lieb. We are excited to see the works of Kerry Law, who is well known to Bushwick art community thanks to his silent repetitions of Empire State Building. On Friday we will see his lesser known work – two large portraits among others. (Katarina Hybenova)

#2 Everything Must Go @ Fuchs Projects (Friday, 6-10P M)

One of the most prolific photographers in the the area, Rafael Fuchs hasn’t stop working for a second since he opened his gallery, Fuchs Projects at 56 Bogart. Everything Must Go is Fuchs’ fifth solo show since they opened in August 2012 (besides the work of Rafael Fuchs, the gallery has featured the works of several interesting photographers from the area like Worm Carnevale or Petros Chrisostomou). Fuchs says that there is no discrimination between editorial and art, between document and construct, between technology and affect…As a largely photography-based blog, we at Bushwick Daily can’t help but be really happy for a quickly growing photo gallery in Bushwick. (KH)