The series is back with a show focused on autobiography.

We want to send some love and appreciation to all the Bushwick ladies in art

Local Bushwick street artist Gazoo ToTheMoon brings a weekend long art and music festival to the neighborhood.

“What gender is this nipple? Who can tell with certainty? Who gets to decide? Is it a threat to the public? Does it need to be removed? Does it violate the community standard?”

Becca Beberaggi [email protected] XOXA is a Brooklyn-based female, queer, and non-binary DJ and artist collective, founded by nightlife producer Kira Ibañez. In 2017, Ibañez created the collective with the intention of filling the void in the cis-centric New York City nightlife scene by marrying together the underground electronic music scene and queer nightlife, creating a […]

Bringing intersectional comedy to North Brooklyn.

Works and performances range from images of gentrification to the personification of chemical compounds and software.

The extended Bushwick creative community took to the streets of Manhattan for the 2018 Women’s March.

Event organizer NYCGrind hosts feminist fiestas and other cool events in Bushwick.

Artist and model Stephanie Guedalia talks about growing up in a modern Orthodox Jewish community and her transition from viewing nakedness as a bad thing to choosing nudity.

A new documentary exploring the work of several contemporary female artists reveals that Bushwick is home to a new wave of critics of the Art Establishment’s gender biases

Teens can face an uphill battle when asking to be taken seriously, especially teen girls, who so often come up short when seeking opportunities to be heard in open, insightful, meaningful public dialogue

It’s that time of year when you’re trying extra hard to fit in an art exhibit between all the Christmas shopping, office parties and general holiday madness

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“It’s not about a ceasefire or not about not a ceasefire”

Frieze week is over, but that doesn’t mean that it’s going to be a low key weekend for the art world: galleries are back in action and will feature a plethora of sights and events that will be sure to bedazzle your senses like a Lizzy McGuire era pair of rhinestone embellished jeans

If you’re an intersectional feminist, chances are you take Women’s History Month very seriously

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

The diverse and expanding culinary landscape of Ridgewood is about to welcome a new eatery from an old favorite

Have you seen a distinctive red splotched window peeking out from the corner of Noll St and Flushing Ave and wondered, in a King Noodle-induced frenzy, what the heck was that place?  The mysterious storefront holds the home of Bushwick’s newest, and possibly most stylish, tattoo shop

This week children went back to school (yay!), we voted in the primaries for Mayoral candidates of this great city (hey!), honored the sad anniversary of 9/11 (nay), some of us will be fasting for Yom Kippur (oy vey!), and some are anxiously waiting for the next Breaking Bad episode after that very intense episode (amirite?)

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Well, kids, it is officially May which, for me, stands for margaritas, wearing white and, of course, Bushwick Open Studios! While this event is still a few weeks away, the galleries are already getting ready for it and the neighborhood is literally buzzing with activity

This week, performance artist Ann Hirsch takes a stab at helping me understand this phenomenon

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

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

Meeting every month on Melrose Street; no vintage.