I was reminiscing on my favorite poem earlier this week—Robert Frost’s Birches, in which he claims, “I’d like to get away from earth awhile, and then come back to it and begin over… Earth’s the right place for love: I don’t know where it’s likely to go better.” And with Valentine’s Day coming up, my […]

Here we are two days into the ripe, unspoiled year of 2014 and we hope it is treating you well thus far! While we recover from the festivities that brought us into this shiny new year, we sing the auld lang syne in hopes of wonderful new beginnings

2013 was a momentous year for art in Bushwick

We are currently experiencing what I would like to call the Bushwick Art Bubble: an ever expanding, effervescent orb that continues to cover more volume and space

The Bushwick art scene has been atwitter lately with more people than ever coming to the neighborhood to see what the hype is about

This weekend, the September Equinox is upon us, shifting the seasons and bringing us into a new autumn season

The air was literally buzzing with anticipation this past Friday and Saturday night, as a brand new fall art season kicked off with dozens of exhibition openings at the 56 Bogart building and other art venues all over Bushwick

Great Scott! This week welcomes a slew of incredible exhibitions reaching across the Bushwick

Historically, there has been a distinct separation between media and genres of art – the beaux arts tradition imported from the Grande Academie of Paris, from which American art institutions were derived, maintained clear boundaries between the plastic, performing, and literary arts – whoa, I’ll stop there before I go off on an art historical tangent! While these boundaries have been questioned, challenged and straight up abolished during multiple decades and artistic movements, no better example of the line being blurred could be found than in Bushwick’s art events this week

Still reeling from the craziness that was Bushwick Open Studios, our community has settled down (slightly)

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

The art scene in Bushwick is as unique and diverse as its residents

Are you shamefully hiding your body under layers of ugly sweaters after a series of Holiday eating extravaganzas? Does your 2013 resolution list contain a lot of exercise but you can’t seem to be able to identify the right workout for you? Breathe in, breathe out, straighten your spine, we’ve got you covered

All images courtesy of Align I know what you’re thinking: Another dating app? Yes, the market may be oversaturated with mobile dating apps, but this new app with a Bushwick connection is about the age-old question of “what’s your sign?” Align aims to redefine the broken dating app space through star-powered connections, not through meaningless swipes. […]

By Henry Miller, Intro by Katarina Hybenova

Inhale, exhale! There is a lot to see this coming weekend during the ninth annual Bushwick Open Studios

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

Frieze New York – and all the posse fairs that come with it – is upon us! But why should Randall’s Island have all the fun? This weekend, many Bushwick galleries will be open late on Saturday to celebrate the week’s special devotion to the art world

This week with Allison Galgiani, art editor of Bushwick Daily

On the night of Saturday, March 8 all of Bushwick will celebrate as Armory Arts Week suffuses throughout the city and into our artsy enclave. This year John Silvis and Jason Andrew of OUTLET Fine Art have teamed up to charter the first ever bus tour that will bring the Armory-going Manhattanites across the river […]

By Katarina Hybenova, Maria Gotay, Jeremy Nguyen, Frances Gill, Emilie Ruscoe, Ashley Mathus and Loren DiBlasi

Galleries, studios and even truck-trailers have been homes to curated shows popping up during the Bushwick Open Studios weekend

“You always have to go bigger,” said artist and cultural entrepreneur Peter Hopkins, announcing his exciting plans to turn the empty warehouse at 299 Meserole St into a cultural center of the East Williamsburg and Bushwick area

By Allison Galgiani and Katarina Hybenova

Our contributing photographer Peter Dressel has been pretty busy as his photography book project about Bushwick people continues

A glance at the list of events this weekend made me scream a little, and when I took a closer look I was screaming for sure

Once held exclusively outdoors and online, Wick’s Pilates and movement classes will now have a space to call their own.

Tom Gallo [email protected] @lookatmyrecords_ Tom Gallo is the host of Look At My Records! on Radio Free Brooklyn. Brooklyn’s Little Hustle just released their long-awaited debut album, Notepasser. The local quartet put a significant amount of time, effort, and love into this release over the course of the last half dozen years, and it shows. The songs on […]

The Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival celebrated 21 years this past weekend in Brooklyn.