Musician and producer Oliver Ignatius builds his Meadow Street studio and collective with an eclectic cast of performers.
It was a sad day this summer when beloved punk venue The Acheron closed—but there’s still plenty to do at the former address of the East Williamsburg punk hub.
We’re coming back from an uncommon first month of art in 2016
Like Stumptown or Blue Bottle, Supercrown is very serious about its coffee.
Andy Simmons has this wild western dream
Ever wanted a prom do-over? (I know I would!)
Who says Bushwick Open Studios is an exclusive affair? Last weekend, Ridgewood artists showcased their studios with the best of ’em and pretty much turned it out
Get ready Bushwick! This weekend’s openings are back-to-back, so let’s hope you rested well over the holidays
Next Sunday, a man from Ridgewood will throw the first ever
One of the hardest parts about being alive is that sometimes you simultaneously need to update your wardrobe (fall is like, here, almost!) and do brunch with yo’ pals
This week, good things come early, especially when it comes to art in Bushwick! Perhaps its the crisp fall air, or we are all trying to extra productive to kick the season off to a good start, or maybe it’s just that there is so much great stuff happening this weekend that it can’t be contained within the weekend! Whatever the reason, this week Bushwick is literally bursting with art-ific activity, with new galleries, old favorites, and of course, a bunch of fantastic art!
“Get up, Get down / Get Up, Get down”
A spectacular fan routine. Two hot days and nights of heavy drinking, nipples, genitals, a wedding, drugs, sweaty wigs, lip syncing, heavy beats, hardcore rifts and exuberant dancing. It was two nights of Bushwig this year and anything less would have taken the joy out of life. On Saturday the 6th, right in the middle of […]
Burning Man: the desert festival on the tip of everyone’s tongue in recent times. This past week I finally had a chance to visit the magical Black Rock City, which is erected and razed once a year for ten days in the Nevada Desert. The festival started as a small beachside bonfire in San Francisco in […]
As the Bushwick art scene rocks on with the summer tide, the current set suffuses beyond the industrial landscape and joins our neighbors across the H2O to the east. The Lower East side, vibing from the edge of the East Village to the corners of Chinatown, is a neighborhood we all know for its vibrant […]
Before you snap a photo of that stranger, pause for a second.
All photos by Gustavo Ponce for Bushwick Daily. Nicka K has always been my favorite dollar store lipstick brand. Their colorstay is amazing, the selection of hues is vast, and it doesn’t dry out. So when I saw they released these new mood lipsticks for only $1, I had to try them out. They come […]
I find myself on a double narration as I tell my Bushbabies about the story of art ahead of us. From works inspired by the famous musings of authors James Joyce and Dylan Thomas, to pieces that draw literary connections from personal histories and present happenings. You’ll drift off to your dreams as I read […]
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 […]
Valentine’s Day gifts are so obnoxious to shop for
Be twenty something
“Do more yoga
This week my inbox was full up with exciting press releases and invites to gallery openings
From winter wonderland to icy cold, to FML it’s fuhreezing, this week’s cold snap has been like that annoying houseguest that just won’t leave
As the neighborhood swells, flush with deliciousness and boozy evenings, decisions about where to eat and drink have gotten exponentially more challenging
2013 was a momentous year for art in Bushwick
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
In 2008, just 50,000 people were estimated to be e-cigaratte users, or, in the parlance of the lifestyle, #vapers
These days Graham Avenue has become a treasure trove of new life, delicious food, and drinks
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The most magical and atmospheric of the months is October
Now is the winter of our discontent
