Bushwick galleries are kicking up the pace as we enter into the mid-summer scape. While the rest of the art world may be on vacation (oh we’re not jealous of the sand, surf and sun they’re experiencing—okay maybe we are…) we are experiencing more commotion from the current set. Bushwick’s summer kids are in a sort of microcosm—a […]

This past weekend, Bushwick’s diviest dive bar, Wreck Room made wrecks out of its patrons for the last time in long nine years

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Tonight, Bushwick will be treated to an exhibition opening of  Initial Deviations, curated by Kara Brooks, at Bushwick’s newest addition to the art scene—Palisades

Bushwick Daily resident photographer Lucia Reed took the reins on her second Insta-takeover with a theme we couldn’t wait for her to unveil, “Up Close & Bushwick

Boy oh boy, are we spoiled here at Bushwick Daily

So what did you think of the behind-the-scenes look at Bushwick Daily? Last week, our Editor-In-Chief Katarina Hybenova launched her own Insta-takeover and showed us the backend of running a hyperlocal blog

The Bushwick Art Crit Group (BACG) celebrated its 1 year anniversary in March where we saw brave ranges in sculpture and politics, photography and poetry, painting and erotica, and more. One artist impressed us with a combination of seriousness and playfulness, while another bravely revealed just how much goes on underneath the (canvas) surface.  An inquisitive […]

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Jeso O’Neill’s week photographing all the kitties of Bushwick she could find may be over but FEAR NOT

This week’s  Bushwick Daily Instagram Takeover will feature the fabulous Yaz Rosete behind the camera

On a beautiful, late fall day, at a bench in a Lower East Side park, the sun gently fell on her face as she explained to the Bushwick Daily video crew how she came about to becoming a world class rock’n’roll photographer

Go through last week’s Bushwick Daily Instagram updates, and it will become clear that this neighborhood is really freaking dynamic

While stories from the comedic to scandalous are whizzing around the art world a week after the Miami Art Basel Spring Break of the art world (and artists and gallerists alike continue to nurse epic hangovers), one would think that this would send the New York art world into a full-on art coma

Lorimoto’s Front Line exhibition gives new meaning to the idea of “border politics

Most of you are probably already aware that New York’s favorite disgruntled art critic, Jerry Saltz, spent last Sunday afternoon checking out the Bushwick gallery scene

Neither man nor woman can live solely in Bushwick

Ahhh! Friday is here and what better way to enjoy the rainy weather then to curl up with your computer and catch up on the haps and anything you missed during last weekend’s BOS festivities

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Before Bushwick had New York Times write-ups and citywide acclaim for its art scene, it was a silent, sleeping hub of creative ingenuity

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This past March, Bushwick Art Crit Group had its inaugural meeting led by local artist and organizer Christopher Stout in the gallery of Brooklyn Fire Proof East

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We are over the moon here at Bushwick Daily because last night we won a third place Ippies Journalism Award for the best photograph!

I weaved my way to the entrance, the lower level of a residential apartment building, trying not to step on the massive yellow lab standing sentinel at the front door

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“I’ve always been fascinated at what it must have been like in the 1970s in Soho and the 1980s in the East Village

Bushwick is one of the friendliest neighborhoods in New York

The long version Bushwick Open Studios 2012

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Well, you will never know unless you try… Have you watched JR’s inspirational speech delivered after he received TED award? Well, this French artists has made quite a difference… It all began in Paris where he pasted large close up portraits of young people growing up in the Parisian housing projects and pasted them on […]

It’s a mid-July afternoon at Bushwick’s Myrtle Avenue. The above-the-ground J and M trains are racing each other in production of industrial noise and delivery and/or removal of the peoples of Bushwick. A pollo truck in the nearby shade has just reached this season’s top level of sale of Colombian chicken. People are walking, bumping […]