This week my inbox was full up with exciting press releases and invites to gallery openings

I hope you’re already gathering strength for an epic Bushwick art night, this upcoming Saturday

By Katarina Hybenova

We have a very accurate answer to what you’re seeking this Friday night in the Bushwick hood. Exactly eight new art shows art opening this Friday night, including an inaugural exhibition inside the newly located Black and White Gallery and another pop-up show at Galerie Manqué (both inside 56 Bogart). Plus a cool artist/performer mash-up inside IMAGE Gallery and […]

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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!

At La Casa Art House, a low-key, grunge style attracts artists without galleries or even, sometimes, websites.

“Smell can activate a space in a unique way.”

Founder of Supermoon Art Space invited local women to create a multidisciplinary art show alongside their children.

A local visionary promotes unconventional art where few visitors would expect to encounter it.

Community and DIY organizers that have joined the platform have seen an increase of 20 percent to 300 percent in their annual income.

It’s called House of Words.

Enrico Gomez said it just right in the latest Wagmag newsletter: the art world is head over heels crazy this week over Armory, with several Bushwick galleries showing at Pulse, VOLTA and SPRING/BREAK Art Show

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

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

Should we call it an end of an era or just a natural flow of life?

The end of June is a transitional time—the breezy days of spring are long gone as we get catapulted into the hot and humid mess that is an NYC summer

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

It’s as good a weekend as ever to traipse the Bushwick art playground for new openings at the galleries of 1329 Willoughby and 56 Bogart and over in Ridgewood at Kimberly-Klark Gallery

We regret to remind you that, starting April 11, the L train won’t be running from 8th Avenue to Bedford Avenue on weekends through May 18

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Along Broadway, between Belvedere and Locust Streets, at the end of an alley lined with old books, pins, crash cymbals ($15), used bikes, and religious paraphernalia, lies Primitive Languages

Let’s face it—the citizens of Bushwick don’t live in a bubble

We might be seeing some serious changes to the Bushwick/Ridgewood gallery landscape in the coming months

It’s kind of difficult to think about June right now, but for Julia Sinelnikova and the rest of the Arts in Bushwick (AiB) crew, it’s all that’s on their minds

As more and more young and aspiring artists, musicians, entrepreneurs and those undefiniable “creative types” flock to our beloved neighborhood, there are some landlords who see this a way to turn a profit for cheap, charging outrageous prices for studios, or, in the manner of 3rd Ward, going belly up from their haughty investments

This past Monday night NURTUREart held their annual benefit, where a varied mix of painting, sculpture, collage and drawings covered the walls, and collectors and critics mixed with teenagers with art school ambitions

Last week several Bushwick galleries packed up and took the show on the road across the pond to London for the third annual Sluice Art Fair

I was not sure what to expect when I arrived to the gallery late last night, but was immediately surprised and impressed by the incredible effect the plants had on the space

This Saturday from 6-10PM you have another chance to achieve the impossible – to see (almost) all Bushwick and Ridgewood galleries in one night

“You always have to go bigger,” said artist and cultural entrepreneur Peter Hopkins, announcing his exciting plans to turn the empty warehouse at 299 Meserole St into a cultural center of the East Williamsburg and Bushwick area