Swing by Reinaldo Salgado Playground to see the photos, catch a game of fútbol and enjoy some empanadas and, if it’s cold, some canelazo.

What began as a DIY basement project has become Bushwick’s premiere destination for all things Polaroid and analog.

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It’s as good a weekend as ever to traipse the Bushwick art playground for new openings at the galleries of 1329 Willoughby and 56 Bogart and over in Ridgewood at Kimberly-Klark Gallery

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It’s been ages since Armory Week ended (ok, not really ages, only like 5 days), but if you’re a proper art junkie just like us, you’re already anxiously planning your art weekend in the Bushwick area

A couple of weeks ago a remarkable photography exhibition by Petros Chrisostomou opened at Fuchs Projects

Our contributing photographer Peter Dressel has been pretty busy as his photography book project about Bushwick people continues

“I’ve always been fascinated at what it must have been like in the 1970s in Soho and the 1980s in the East Village

“I think Bushwick has definitely inspired me since I moved here. I find it is hard edged, gritty and yet still there are places where art can catch your eye. The best analogy I can think of is that sidewalk where it is all concrete then there is that one little flower growing through the […]

Photography for Bushwick Daily is an inseparable way of portraying the whereabouts of our neighborhood

Year 2011 was colorful and eventful

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

From the life and times of ‘the original Bushwick beatnik’

The self-taught artist will host his first fine photography exhibit at Bushwick Community Darkroom on March 15.

We did it for Barb.

At only 18, Humza Deas has already accomplished more than what people do in a lifetime.

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

Nicolas Enriquez is a 21-year-old photojournalist and documentary photographer who was born in Colombia and has an interest in social issues and urban conflict

Returning to an industrial lot in Bushwick, Black Label Bike Club brought its insanely popular Bike Kill back, this time on Halloween, as if its participants needed another excuse to dress crazy and act weird

Materializing snippets of Bushwick life side by side legendary photographer Meryl Meisler is one of the best experiences you can hope for

Think how cool it would be if you walked into an art gallery and saw a photo portrait of yourself on display

On Friday evening a band of Bushwick artists wearing nothing but underwear and leotards gathered in front of the Lincoln Center in Manhattan and for three hours unfurled a guerilla-style conceptual-dance that gathered crowds and polarized even hardened New Yorkers