Bushwick is full of treasures great and small, sometimes so small they go unnoticed. Alex Frum, [guest Insta-] photographer and art curator from Portland, OR, focused on the little visual treats that might be overlooked, particularly in his neighborhood east of Myrtle Ave. He discovered a myriad of colors in found objects like candy/toy dispensers, crocheted street art (because that is most definitely a thing and it is actually pretty sweet), a strangely pretty pile of shoes, and much more.
Alex detected whimsy in the most everyday things – there’s something incredibly sweet, or bittersweet, about it all. Make sure to go check out all of his pics from last week on our Instagram page.
This week: Dimitri Manousakis documents the churches of Bushwick!
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Irving Ave @alex_frum #bushwickdaily #bushwick #brooklyn
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Broadway @alex_frum #bushwickdaily #bushwick #brooklyn
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Decatur St @alex_frum #bushwickdaily #bushwick #brooklyn
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