Street Art, Between Irving and Wyckoff

A pair of notable street artists show up in Bushwick.

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Street Art, Between Irving and Wyckoff

A pair of notable street artists show up in Bushwick.

Art or Garbage: Protest Art [Photo Essay]

From Occupy Wall Street to Black Lives Matter to the Wall of Lies, you can usually tell where Bushwick stands.

Bushwick Art Club: Lucky Rabbit

The third and final installment of Bushwick Art Club with Lucky Rabbit

Papergirl Brooklyn is Revisualizing Walls to Highlight Cultural Values and Social Issues

Papergirl-Brooklyn (PGBK) is a multi-site, interactive project going up all around Brooklyn

Local Organization to Unveil a New Mural and Raise Funds for Bushwick Mutual Aid this Labor Day

“This event will shed light on the various environmental issues affecting the community at large, with proactive solutions,”

Two Local Artists Among Nine Women to Lead Hospital-Based Mural Project in NYC

An art initiative to bring together communities chose nine females artists to create murals in NYC hospitals.

New East Williamsburg Mural Blends Data With Emotion

Local students mapped their daily forms of communication and their resulting feelings to create the “Moods & Modes” mural.

Blurring the Lines Between Art and Ad: Colossal Media Creates Hand Painted Murals in Bushwick

Colossal Media is celebrating their 15th anniversary and seek new ways to experiment with modern advertisement.

Celebrate Black History Month at Free Symposium of Brooklyn’s Hip Hop and Art History

Destination Bed-Stuy: Art, Hip-Hop & Mural is one of the quarterly symposiums curated as part of The Bed Stuy Arts Stroll.

Female Graffiti Artist on the Rise in Bushwick Art Community

Breakdance, hip-hop and street culture, form the backbone of Kristin Doeblin’s aesthetic.

A Vibrant New Mural in Bushwick Aims to Connect Us to the Earth

More than 300 people contributed to the Earth Day mural on Humboldt Street.

Inside the Art Studio of the Mysterious “Hipster Hunter” in Bushwick

In local press, there were short blurbs about Hunter Fine’s street art project; yet little seemed to be known of the man some news outlets called “Hipster Hunter.”

Everything is Not OK: Bushwick Graffiti Artist’s Mural on Wyckoff Decries Trump Administration

Adam Fujita is a modern activist getting his message out the best way he knows how— through street art.

See the Best of Bushwick’s Street Art with This New Interactive Game

Instead of just taking the train out to Jefferson, jump on your laptop and marvel at Bushwick's street art from afar.

A Ridgewood Artist Creates Poster Art and Solidarity Among People of Color

Have you seen Johanna Toruño's beautiful work? Her street art is making a difference—creating a place for people of color to know that they're not alone.