NYC favorites and local artists alongside immigrant advocates, all under one roof.

Bringing intersectional comedy to North Brooklyn.

Angely Mercado @AngelyMercado Rejoice Mexican and Mexican-American artists of Bushwick. Méxtasis, a platform that celebrates and showcases work by Mexican artists is looking for new submissions.  The platform held its’ first event in the area back in 2016 and even participated in Bushwick Open Studios. And since it was successful, they’re back and in need […]

Works and performances range from images of gentrification to the personification of chemical compounds and software.

A live-painting event in Bushwick on Friday night challenged artists to tap into their inner Bob Ross.

“¡Oye! For My Dear Brooklyn” is the latest from Bushwick local Modesto ‘Flako’ Jimenez.

The extended Bushwick creative community took to the streets of Manhattan for the 2018 Women’s March.

How To Draw A Tyrant is a new exhibition at Brooklyn Wayfarers.

An artsy Advent calendar in the windows of 25 bodegas.

Jonathan Chapline’s upcoming exhibit was partially inspired by living in a small, Bushwick apartment.

Vicky Shum’s exhibit will run from July 27–July 30 at Rockwall Studios on 1080 Wyckoff Ave. in Ridgewood.

Star of Color Me Bushwick festival, Fiona Silver gave us an interview her before the show!

The series is back with a show focused on autobiography.

BKABF is an art fair with a commitment to diversity and supporting emerging artists.

Artist and model Stephanie Guedalia talks about growing up in a modern Orthodox Jewish community and her transition from viewing nakedness as a bad thing to choosing nudity.

While some Bushwick Collective artists were compensated for their participation, others were not notified at all.