We’re seeing a spike in subject matter being shown in Bushwick and the surrounding borders – truthfully, it’s in the frenzied cuts of paint in John Legere’s upcoming show at Sugarlift

Should we call it an end of an era or just a natural flow of life?

BOS may be over, but Bushwick never stops making art

Sometimes “DIY” just sounds glorious but all it really just means is that you have to do everything yourself

If there is one weekend of the summer season you need to be physically present in Bushwick, it’s the first weekend of June, which traditionally belongs to the glorious neighborhood-wide celebration of art and community, festival Bushwick Open Studios organized by Arts in Bushwick

Rooftop views by Matthew Cleary …because print is like vinyls in the age of Spotify. The long-awaited first issue of print quarterly magazine, Bushwick Notebook, created by the Bushwick Daily team, is coming to your hands and eyes on June 1! Join us for a celebration of this very special occasion on a Bushwick roof on Wednesday, June […]

400 artists; six walls; two rooms filled with their small works

Getting lost and finding yourself in a Brooklyn DIY space can turn out to be the best adventure of your life

Ok guys, let’s get right down to it! The deadline for submitting your ad + business listing to the June 1 issue of Bushwick Notebook is fast approaching (May 5)

Last weekend’s opening event for the annual Bushwick Open Studios Benefit was a blast, and remember the date of May 10th for the official raffle party where you can take home your very own piece

Myths about Bushwick hook up culture have transcended the borders of our sweet pigeon town long before our fashion or artsy ideas

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The title says it all

Ok, so there might still be snow on the ground and it’s hard to remember what trees actually look like with leaves, but the first intimations of warmer days are upon us

A lot of buzz has been building around the upcoming Exchange Rates, and it is finally here this week! The international expo is an entirely new model for Bushwick, bringing galleries from all over the country and the world to share in the artistic zeitgeist of Bushwick

If there’s one thing we know about Bushwick, it’s that there is a lot of noise

Material

It’s crazy making time again! As I’m writing this column to you now, I realize I am sublimating my own anxiety about the coming weekend that I also am personally invested in

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Winter Wonderland, blah blah blah

The first thing that caught my eye as I entered Twice Removed , the multimedia exhibition at the Active Space, was a group of people aiming their smartphones at sculptures and drawings along the gallery walls

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If you’re into psychedelic, poetic rock music, you’ll be weak at the knees for our most recent music crush, Rose Windows

Pull up a map of bike routes along the Brooklyn-Queens border and you will find that there’s an absence of city-designated paths for cyclists north of the one down Central Avenue in our neighborhood

Now is the winter of our discontent

Bicycle Roots, a full service bike shop located on Nostrand Avenue in Crown Heights, recently relocated from their former spot on Fulton

Bushwick Restaurant Week co-founder Nick Gilbert showed the tread on his shoes

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

When someone tells you they live in East Williamsburg or Bushwick there’s a good chance you picture them livin’ it up in a loft

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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