From the edge of the East Williamsburg Industrial Park to the not yet gentrified corners of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, criss crossing with BedStuy, flirting with Greenpoint, meshing with Ridgewood in the best of ways: this is our one and only Bushwick. This year our artsy enclave was named one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world. The ever growing art scene lured admirers to visit and even to stay awhile, taking it all in and rowing with the neighborhood’s tide. Early 2014’s winter brought us closer to our artists crafts and curated projects, as usual spring was not afraid of change (remember the 17-17 Troutman galleries), the Armory suffused through Bushwick and summer saw some great vibes with Bushwick Open Studios and the Lower East Side. Now past the fall, which held an awesome Beat Nite: Exchange Rates edition, the he(art) beat goes on into the midway mark of the current decade…
Arts & Culture
Our One and Only Bushwick: 2014 Neighborhood Art News In Review
From the edge of the East Williamsburg Industrial Park to the not yet gentrified corners of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, criss crossing with BedStuy, flirting with Greenpoint, meshing with Ridgewood in the best of ways: this is our one and only Bushwick. This year our artsy enclave was named one of the coolest neighborhoods in […]

Our One and Only Bushwick: 2014 Neighborhood Art News In Review
From the edge of the East Williamsburg Industrial Park to the not yet gentrified corners of Myrtle Avenue and Broadway, criss crossing with BedStuy, flirting with Greenpoint, meshing with Ridgewood in the best of ways: this is our one and only Bushwick. This year our artsy enclave was named one of the coolest neighborhoods in […]

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