Meet the New Zealander tearing up the streets of Bushwick.

BOS may be over, but Bushwick never stops making art

“Nothing is forever,” Brooklyn-based artist Vexta says when discussing street art’s temporary life span

While Monday’s Apple Keynote put the Apple Watch and the new gold Macbook on everybody’s mind, right here on Wyckoff Ave in Bushwick we got to see the premiere of the new Eye Phone! Yarn is the medium of choice for recent Bushwick transplant, London Kaye, who’s been peppering Bushwick with loads of crocheted graffiti gems (like these wearable Power Ranger masks – her personal favorite Bushwick piece)

Against the cold, gray, bleak background of Brooklyn in January, colorful things, and literally anything with the smallest hint of cheer, are sure to stand out

Lately I’ve been drawn to the progression of new murals at the Flushing Ave and Forrest Street triangle, where a new restaurant, a brain child of nearby eatery 983 Bushwick’s Living Room, is up and coming in the Fall

I saw something unexpected on my usual walk to Flushing Avenue by way of my favorite side street, Vandervoort Place last Saturday afternoon

I don’t know how about you, guys, but we at Bushwick Daily think about Bushwick Open Studios constantly

Holiday cheer is culminating! Just last night at The Rookery, a big party and some bourbon eggnog went down at Bushwick Daily’s holiday slash 3rd birthday party

We wish we could call this week’s Street Art Candy, Street Art Pizza in the name of this little, yet really awesome street art piece titled “Piece” by Milo

Have you guys been daydreaming about leaving the suddenly oh-so-cold Bushwick for always-warm-and-oh-so-sunny San Juan? Maybe you already see yourself boarding a JetBlue plane, escaping the November reality of Bushwick

The Bushwick Collective was very busy last week, and our fave Veng RWK was among the number of awesome street artists who completed new murals in the streets of Bushwick

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While we’re thrilled that Banksy’s put up a new work that Bushwick can call its very own, the incomparable international man of mystery has, as usual, left us with lots of questions about this contribution to the street art mecca we call home

Joe Ficalora, a native of Bushwick and the engine behind Bushwick Collective, the massive street art site sprouting from St

Lucas Walters, a co-owner of Tutu’s bar, experienced quite the unpleasant surprise when he came to work a couple of days ago

By Scarlett North-Cavanaugh and Emilie Ruscoe

We gotta hand it to you, Bushwick – when it comes to your Craigslist presence, you definitely do not disappoint

This past Saturday and for the fourth year running, the Bushwick Block Party took over Morgantown’s Moore Street for a free afternoon and evening of music, skateboarding, dancing, food trucks, drinking and other sweaty fun

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Something that I have always liked about Silky’s is their outlook on life – which is that it shouldn’t always be taken so seriously and that it should be enjoyed to the fullest

Alex Trema1 In the next few days, you might encounter a piece of paper taped to a wall with the inscription “Take me, free piece of art inside” somewhere around Bushwick. Well, you should take it. Inside is artwork by Alex Trema, a French street artist who is in town for a few days. When […]

Want a dose of the local Holiday Spirit? 19 Wyckoff Avenue, a branch of Bushwick’s Five Points, was crawling with some of the world’s finest street artists on Saturday, all dedicated to depicting their Winter Solstice favorites

Artist Andrea Bergart probably thought that painting on canvas was too boring

It’s been my habit to “photowalk” around the Five Points of Bushwick, where Scott Avenue ends at the intersection of St

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Bushwick Daily is doing a round up of all of the best things that the sweaty, raining, raunchy, stinky and still sweet summer of ’12 had to offer

By Katarina Hybenova

By Terri Ciccone

By Terri Ciccone

By Terri Ciccone

By Terri Ciccone

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