Arts & Culture
Bushwick Filmmaker Honors New York Women in New Short Film
The film was released on International Women’s Day and serves as a gentle ode to the young women who shape...
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The film was released on International Women’s Day and serves as a gentle ode to the young women who shape...
Mother and daughter explore their relationship through art.
Queer standup, hip-hop improv, female hosts, and more!
Spring/Break Art Fair kicks off this Wednesday at the United Nations Plaza in Midtown East!
"The Show!" is the love child of two creative strangers, who found business partnership and passion for their art via...
“removing as many barriers as possible when it comes to understanding our own art and the art of others.”
Alisa Alferova discovered well-being and muse in disconnecting from the digital world.
After many odd jobs and a corporate gig, Rachel Music founded a sex-positive and feminist studio for all kinds of...
OBJECT & THING will be held at 99 Scott and push the boundaries of traditional art fairs.
"Celebrate the ways Black Brooklyn has been a cultural hub for centuries."
The $76 million renovation project at 105 Evergreen Avenue is making big moves.
The Brooklyn Public Library offers many perks you may not be aware of.
Destination Bed-Stuy: Art, Hip-Hop & Mural is one of the quarterly symposiums curated as part of The Bed Stuy Arts...
This felt like a big, whopping antidote to New York Fashion Week.
You don't need anyone getting you flowers this Valentine's Day.
Feminist filmmaker and actress based in Ridgewood is ready to educate the masses.
Nowadays is hosting Evil Twin brewery, for a funky taproom pop-up.
Curated artists have created their work by investigating the connection between abstraction and self-portrait.
Where to crack jokes if you're tired of cis-het white comedy!
Breakdance, hip-hop and street culture, form the backbone of Kristin Doeblin’s aesthetic.
His Twitter bio calls him one of “Homeland Security’s Comics to Watch.”
Vulnerable stories are born from collaboration and community.
Queer or not, put on your best glitter and pajamas. It's time to slumber party!
Some are absolutely free to join and one is hiding in Ridgewood!
Die Jim Crow is a multimedia concept album about the black American experience in the era of mass incarceration.
Not much has survived in a secret bunker far in the fascist future, comprised of sequins, reality television, and the...
The Exponential Festival is blowing up across Brooklyn, and the local art space The Glove will hold eight non-traditional performances.
Brooklyn cannabis advocate brings us the joint we all need.
“Engaging with New York’s cultural community is a priority for us, so I think we are going to fit in...
Miami Art Week represents artists from Bushwick at the Satellite Art Show and others!
This amazing project is 20 years old and going strong in BK.
Nothing says party like an old barn in upstate NY.
Through the Street Art Pilgrimage, a local art historian and culture critic provides greater insight into some of the neighborhood's...
NYC favorites and local artists alongside immigrant advocates, all under one roof.
The only pinup calendar you'll ever need!
Goth Music to Make Your Skin Crawl and Mind Melt, Legendary Band Iceage Plays Elsewhere, Yedoye Travis Headlines at Vital...
Where flogging, Thanksgiving food, and consent combine to make an interesting production.
Laurel Snyder’s new dance LOOP comes to The Footlight
Bringing intersectional comedy to North Brooklyn.
We have... A Film Fest at Starr Bar, Indy Music in DIY Spaces, a House of Yes Party and a...
So many funnies, so little time– so end 2018 right with a ton of local laughs.
A local and powerful collab for a fun fall event.
This week is packed with great events for free and on the cheap. Check out Cacao Rituals, BK Wildlife, live...
Here's our November installment of "Bushwick Bohemia Beat Poetry."
The fall festivities aren't over yet.
The Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival celebrated 21 years this past weekend in Brooklyn.
Learn more about the process and why it's worth it.
A look at "Seven and a Half Minutes"
The opening of the 11th year of the Bushwick Film Festival was a success.