Just back in November, Sugarlift made the move to Bushwick and opened its new headquarters at 200 Morgan Avenue, across from Livestream Public and Fitzcarraldo

We first told you about the new online art gallery – Sugarlift – in our round up of neighborhood art news from 2014

I’m going to cheat a little

After a year and a half, Bushwick’s DorDor art gallery closes its doors, as the co-owner of the space seeks new ways to accomplish her goals of democratizing access to the art market for up-and-coming artists.

A new arts platform called Paradice Palase wants to sell art for under $800 and ‘wearable art’ for even less

At La Casa Art House, a low-key, grunge style attracts artists without galleries or even, sometimes, websites.

Curator Julio Alejandro Rodriguez brings together nine artists whose work embody the perseverance and strength of the queer community.

Mother and daughter explore their relationship through art.

Spring/Break Art Fair kicks off this Wednesday at the United Nations Plaza in Midtown East!

Curated artists have created their work by investigating the connection between abstraction and self-portrait.

They studied the greats and are emulating their work in this special one evening show!

Finger Food was curated by three former Cooper Union classmates, marking brainchild The Hand’s first show.

This weekend, East Williamsburg’s SIGNAL Gallery presents something that might help assuage your winter blues: A fully functional sauna is one of the features of the show opening there this Saturday

With its alternative culture and art-friendly environment, Berlin of recent years has been an interesting destination for New York artists worthy exploring

This weekend’s art openings remind me of the lost art of handwriting

Mike Serafino’s “Burn Canvas” opens Thursday at 630 Flushing Avenue (Image courtesy of Mike Serafino) We’re more than halfway through July and therein—halfway through the summer of 2015. This week’s mid-summer story brings new openings, artist talks and live performances across the neighborhood. We even have a new gallery – Gallery Petite at 114 Wilson Avenue […]

Do you ever get caught up in Buzzfeed lists of 90’s nostalgia or ’25 Ways to Tell You’re a Kid of the 90’s’? Still seems like the 90’s were just yesterday – or if you were born in the 90’s, you missed (most of) it! Speaking of nostalgia and great things passed, it still feels like

We just posted the latest news on Bushwick’s favorite gallery hop and late night event – Beat Nite – which will include highlights from some of this week’s featured art openings

Photo courtesy of Fresh Window Gallery Consider New York City and its oddities in the day compared to the night. Consider the abundance of light that keeps our city uniquely active all hours of the day and night. Consider the hundreds of people we encounter and do not speak to, the many things we see […]

Let’s face it—the citizens of Bushwick don’t live in a bubble

Each week it seems that the galleries of Bushwick threaten to truly begin their summer vacations, and each week we are pleasantly surprised that they stay with us for yet another weekend! This weekend these five art events across the neighborhood are all truly about capturing the spirit of summer with performance, group shows, movie screenings, and even a block party

[contextly_auto_sidebar id=”OeUVcJ7UtpPg8O8mzhN8sxDR75EoBT93″] Avital Burg, Cardboard Castle (courtesy of Slag Gallery) A sense of recognition draws you to the canvas. Something you’re visually unaware of makes you feel comfortable, the way you’re not quite aware that the subtle smell of cinnamon in a cafe is reminding you of home. You’ve never felt a strong connection to […]

I was not sure what to expect when I arrived to the gallery late last night, but was immediately surprised and impressed by the incredible effect the plants had on the space

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  This Thursday night on March 7th, Signal Gallery will be hosting a launch party celebrating the release of the first issue of EMMA Magazine, a new Brooklyn-based artmag by visual artists Emma Rae and Emma Harden. The magazine seeks to promote the work of young, unknown artists and thinkers; the Emmas ran a successful Kickstarter […]

By Erin Moore

Our friend Oriana who is writing

The Active Space once used to be a feather factory. Nowadays it serves as a progressive art center, artists studios, and a gallery. The distinctive feature of The Active Space is that the collaboration among the artists in the building encouraged through the events The Active Space is organizing. If you are an artist looking for […]