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

While some Bushwick Collective artists were compensated for their participation, others were not notified at all.

Adam Maldonado is a 52-year-old Bushwick native and a graffiti artist since he was a teenager.

“No Free Walls”, which premiered on YouTube, clearly explains how Joe Ficalora and The Bushwick Collective are stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Organizer Marnie Kunz’s motivation? “I love art and running!

Bushwick’s street art gets a lot of love, but the attention doesn’t run deep

Artist OptimoNYC spent all weekend creating this charming proposal piece on the side of a Bushwick building at the corner of Knickerbocker Ave and Jefferson St and tells Bushwick Daily that the request the made in the piece is on behalf of Juliette’s boyfriend, who lives in the neighborhood

Bright blue signage that sits above Mr

A web-only extra for Time Out New York puts a Bushwick Institution front and center this week: As a supplement to TONY’s Bushwick Collective cover story, the outlet produced a beautiful time lapse video of the making of the most recent addition to the Collective

A recent project by prolific and

Morgantown’s street art, and its commercial counterparts, can be an assault on the senses these days

A new hotel is bringing a local touch to its walls.

A thousand feet of glorious anti-gentrification tape is now available for your consuming pleasure.

Check out what he’s done so far.

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Welcome to Moonshine Kingdom #londonkaye #yarnbomb #streetart #bushwick A video posted by London Kaye Crochet (@madebylondon) on Jul 27, 2015 at 11:34am PDT Dunno about you guys, but I personally am not yet jaded enough to just ignore a seriously well-executed yarn bomb. In fact, I squeal, and I squeal particularly loud whenever I see something made […]

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