Photo courtesy of Fresh Window Gallery Consider New York City and its oddities in the day compared to the night. Consider the abundance of light that keeps our city uniquely active all hours of the day and night. Consider the hundreds of people we encounter and do not speak to, the many things we see […]

Editor’s note: Brunch and art are two of the things that Bushwick does best, and this weekend, we think you should earn your eggs ‘n mimosas by getting some culture first! Our lovely arts writer, Danielle Kalamaras, give us an example of a perfect weekend outing, Bushwick style! So tomorrow, sleep in, relax, and eat your art out!

All photos by Maria Gotay for Bushwick Daily The neighborhood is changing. Often for better, sometimes for worse. For every narrow coffee shop with divine breakfast sandwiches, for every Scotch egg, for every craft beer that makes the Bushwick rounds: another neighborhood stalwart closes its eyes for the last time. Goodbye Blue Monday has been […]

We at Bushwick Daily are total romantics and proudly celebrate Valentine’s Day

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By Katarina Hybenova, Maria Gotay & Lauren Piper

For three weeks, Performa biennially organizes more than 100 separate performance art events, presented at over 40 venues across New York City

By Frances Gill, Allison Galgiani with illustration by Jeremy Nguyen

CMJ, The College Music Journal Music Marathon, is just around the corner, and Bushwick Daily is all over it like bass on dubstep (yeah?)

Holy Smokes! Music & Arts Festival is all said and done, and we can’t express enough thanks to all of you who attended for making this festival a success on so many levels! Holy Smokes! took place last Sunday at the co-op art/music space Silent Barn and featured over 20 outstanding rock/blues/reggae/r&b bands, our favorites being Cosmonaut, Las Rosas, Walking Shapes, Nicky Egan, Sylvana Joyce & The Moment, 6th Degree, The Can’t Tells, Food Will Win The War, Ellis Ashbrook, The Hollows, The Bottom Dollars, and MORE

Back-to-School? Pshhh

We’ve always raved about the times we’ve had thanks to Brooklyn-based underground party organization, BangOn! On New Years, they filled a warehouse with a carousel ride, glow art installations, and a DJ set from Yeasayer, and more recently they hosted the 3-D festival which was mind-bogglingly trippy

Confrontational and jarring, the artists at once built up notions of the beauty of the body and tore them down on Friday during the third weekend in Grace Exhibition Space’s month-long “Climate Change” series, featuring performance artists from all over the world as part of the Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival

Pick up a copy of our curated guide to Bushwick Open Studios at any cool Bushwick bar, coffee shop or a gallery, or take one from our volunteer team at subway stations during the festival weekend

Last Wednesday the Brooklyn Museum hosted its annual Brooklyn Artists Ball, honoring artists Vik Muniz, Wangechi Mutu and Roxie Paine as well as showcasing the work of Brooklyn artists that decorated the 16 tables of the dinner party

By Kathryn Lees and Yamil A

My recent excursion to the Silent Barn last Saturday led me on an ear-opening journey into the complex and expansive world of modular synthesization

Who needs Central Park when you have Maria Hernandez Park? Shopping at dollar stores on Knickerbocker Ave, scenic walks on Johnson Ave and romantic counting of rats on the tracks of the L train

Who lives in Bushwick and knows how to put on a show? The Locally Grown Drag kids, that’s who! On Tuesday, March 12,  at 11PM,  Tandem will host the second series of Locally Grown Drag

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Bushwick, behold, for Bossa Nova Civic Club might change your perception of partying in this lovely part of Brooklyn

Sometimes it seems like our whole live revolves around the L train – a harrowing fact considering most of us have either been cursed out by a sassy teenage girl or seen someone strip down to their skivvies during the long commute home

Tired of yet another New Year’s Eve with tentatively boring plans? Attempting to go out on New Years in the best city in the world sadly usually ends up a dissapointment

By Sean Alday

By Katarina Hybenova 

By Sean Alday

By Katarina Hybenova

By Katarina Hybenova

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My look into the world of interactive theater, and large scale installation art had exactly who starting points

depending on how open is your consciousness to the receipt of broadcasting of the outer space civilizations when walking down knickerbocker, you get to meet temporary inhabitants of planet bushwick. Joe is an alien fox who smiles a lot and landed in Brooklyn under the pretext of music composition. he is interested in interaction with […]