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Celebrate Halloween with Yearbook Picture Day at Fuchs Projects!

The Yearbook Project by Rafael Fuchs (Photo courtesy of Rafael Fuchs)If you walk into Fuchs Projects at 56 Bogart, you may go down in Bushwick history

Celebrate Halloween with Yearbook Picture Day at Fuchs Projects!

The Yearbook Project by Rafael Fuchs (Photo courtesy of Rafael Fuchs)If you walk into Fuchs Projects at 56 Bogart, you may go down in Bushwick history

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The Yearbook Project by Rafael Fuchs (Photo courtesy of Rafael Fuchs)If you walk into Fuchs Projects at 56 Bogart, you may go down in Bushwick history.  How so? With Yearbook Picture Day—this Halloween!

Some loved picture day, some dreaded it and then there were those who didn’t get the chance to truly show who they were back in the day. Well here’s your chance to show off without the awkward hairstyle or the misspelled name appearing below your photo.

Halloween night will be an opportunity to go extreme with both your costume and personality, extending the idea of self-expression into the traditional sitting of a yearbook portrait. On Thursday, October 31st, photographer Rafael Fuchs will transform his gallery space into a photo studio from 5 – 8 pm at 56 Bogart Street #1E. Costume attire is fully encouraged, as your picture may be documented in Rafael’s Bushwick Yearbook portrait series.

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