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The event showcased the wide range of fire performers training in Bushwick and Beyond.
The event showcased the wide range of fire performers training in Bushwick and Beyond.
Darragh Dandurand
Photographer + Writer
In the twilight of Wednesday night a large crowd amassed in Maria Hernandez Park. Circling metal police barricades, wide-eyed Bushwickians watched from the sidelines as black and leather-clad dancers performed duets with fire.
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