On a beautiful, late fall day, at a bench in a Lower East Side park, the sun gently fell on her face as she explained to the Bushwick Daily video crew how she came about to becoming a world class rock’n’roll photographer

I’m sorry to bring it up but

Are you a striving photographer, photojournalist or DP? Maybe you’re hoping for The New York Times to hire you next. But how does one do it? How can a super-talented Bushwick individual (that is you) move from the reality of today to a reality of world-class clients and fabulous opportunities? Well, it never hurts to […]

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“If there’s anyone our students can see themselves in, it’s Jacqueline”

A pop-up paint class! A UFC Fight! A Garbage Prom!

Bushwick photographers Meryl Meisler and Rafael Fuchs showcase neighborhood photos spanning 1981-2021 at the Thames Art Center.

The film explores the human psyche through the lens of industrial Bushwick, influenced by its empty warehouses and the increased presence of technology.

A healing hobby has now become a cookie pop-up.

If you can’t see the stars in New York City, it doesn’t mean they’re not there.

Here’s our October installment of “Bushwick Bohemia Beat Poetry.”

There’s never a dull moment in the neighborhood.

Hunt for art in bodegas! Combine lit readings with aerial performance! Clean the park!

The new series starring NCIS’ Michael Weatherly is kind of like “House,” except with lawyers.

Frieze week is over, but that doesn’t mean that it’s going to be a low key weekend for the art world: galleries are back in action and will feature a plethora of sights and events that will be sure to bedazzle your senses like a Lizzy McGuire era pair of rhinestone embellished jeans

Two back to back arts events organized by long time Bushwick artists and residents are scheduled for this Saturday, and both events are intended to serve as forums for community engagement with rampant gentrification and its affects on Bushwick and greater Brooklyn

Many have been allured by the paradoxical gentleness and beauty of Bushwick industrial landscapes

Truly terrifying.

If there is one weekend of the summer season you need to be physically present in Bushwick, it’s the first weekend of June, which traditionally belongs to the glorious neighborhood-wide celebration of art and community, festival Bushwick Open Studios organized by Arts in Bushwick

What do Abe Lincoln, Bell hooks, Yoko Ono, Michelle Obama, Kathleen Hanna and Meryl Meisler all have in common?

Last weekend’s opening event for the annual Bushwick Open Studios Benefit was a blast, and remember the date of May 10th for the official raffle party where you can take home your very own piece

starlight With New Moon coming up this Saturday, this week is a good time to recenter in mediation (whether it’s sound or coloring meditation you prefer) and reconnect with your community. Check out 10 curated events for Monday to Thursday in the greater Bushwick area. Majority of the events in our newsletter are curated. Each […]

Winter in NYC is probably my least favorite time of year because, sure, the snow looks pretty for about three minutes when it first begins to fall, but then it either melts and turns into brown sludge, or it freezes and turns into sheets of ice

Recently, the much-appreciated and often visited street art murals curated under the umbrella of The Bushwick Collective were vandalized by a self-identified Bushwick resident and native in the name of combating gentrification

Remember when you were little and you’d do those puzzles where you had to identify what was in the picture but it was always too zoomed in or kind of fuzzy or a weird angle to tell? (Some of us were never very good at those

Parisian Artist Kofi Frimprong and his installation inside the Project Room at The Hollows. You may remember from a couple of months ago The Hollows’ inaugural exhibition, which showcased a giant permanent ceiling mural created by Brazilian artist Talita Zaragoza and done entirely in Sharpie (goes to show that with scaffolding, a Sharpie and some persistence anything […]