The Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn has been a haven of cheap rent for artists and newcomers to New York for at least the last five to ten years as Williamsburg increasingly became overly expensive. The venues of Bushwick are multitudinous: from music lofts, to clean galleries, to someone’s studio. A recent twist in the neighborhood’s [...]
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Notes from Bushwick: Luhring Augustine, Big Reality, and Regina Rex
New York mid-week fly-by – Music on the Solstice, under a bridge, in a park and on a Highline
Steve and I went to New York last week hoping to escape the Philly heat and humidity and slip into some music and art. Make Music New York was all over town, a free, one-day (Summer Solstice only) event bringing music (and streetside pianos for passersby to play) to all parts of town. We were [...]
Publicity Volunteer needed for thriving NYFA arts space; "Vaudeville Park"
Publicity Volunteer Needed for NYFA nonprofit arts space “Vaudeville Park”Vaudeville Park, A Brooklyn-based non-profitseeks Publicity volunteers and interns to help spread the word aboutour original multimedia programming and new artists’ workshops.The…
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Join us on Facebook!
We are a small artist run organization. We host art and music events.
We are located in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
If you would like to keep up with what we’re up to and calls for participation, please join our Facebook Group.
Click here for our Facebook G…
Lance Wakeling
A poster of Monet’s Garden at Giverny bleached by the sun.
Genesis Project, New York
GENESIS PROJECT, NEW YORK CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Culture Push, an NYC non-profit arts organization, is sending out a call for submissions for Genesis Project, a month-long, live/work artists’ residency that will take place in August 2011, hosted by 319 …
The Tunnel: Featuring Sxip Shirey
The Tunnel: Featuring Sxip Shirey
Musical Interlude number 2! Music very kindly lent by harmonica aficionado Sxip Shirey, animation and gratuity provided by Cat Gilbert and some badly abused footage of 1950s volcanoes. Result? Eruption of gratuity!
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Stay tuned-talk about art zines coming next Monday on artblog radio
We met with two art zine couples recently to find out why they started their paper publications in Philadelphia. David Dempewolf and Yuka Yokayama of the art critical publication Machete also run the popular project space, Marginal Utility and Rachel and Trevor Reese of the literary art zine Possible Press moved to Philadelphia from Brooklyn this summer [...]
fuelNYC Representation
fuelNYC is an online resource for art and culture based in New York City which offers many free services for artists, the community, and small businesses.<br />
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Although we are dedicated to serving the under-represented artists, galleries, and businesses of Queens and Brooklyn, we also offer many resources for the international community.<br />
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fuelNYC is currently accepting submissions for representation in it’s online store. Representation includes a Featured Artist spot for one month on it’s home page. We are looking for works on paper, prints, stencils, etc. $500 max retail. No fee. Email link to your website through the contact page.<br />
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Artist and Artifact Family Day
Join a professional artist and teacher for an imaginative adventure in art-making. Observe and be inspired by the current exibition, Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn’s past. Create your own artwork using inspirational and fun materials. This is a free drop-in event appropriate for all ages.<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/fVv4OxvIagw" height="1" width="1"/>
Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn’s Past
Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn’s Past explores the relationship between Brooklyn’s contemporary cultural heritage with its historical roots. Seven artists, two writers, and one musician were invited to re-interpret Brooklyn’s historical tradition through a contemporary lens. Through this exciting initiative, contributors explored the Society’s collection for inspiration for original art work. These new works will be exhibited along with the utilized pieces from the BHS collection in an upcoming exhibition at BRIC Rotunda Gallery and BHS.<br />
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Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn’s Past<br />
November 11 – December 17, 2010<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/nPZdUsfhljM" height="1" width="1"/>
We like – WK Interact
WK Interact presents his latest work at the Espeis Archetype Galery in Brooklyn. With “The Trail”, his new exhibition proves again that his work is breathtaking…
http://www.espeis.nu/
We like – Hiro Kurata
What would come up if you mix collectable baseball players cards, japanese manga animations and some studies at Parsons school of design ???
The world of Hiro Kurata, a brooklyn based, Osaka born painter and illustrator.
more info on:
http://www.h…
BOOBY TRAP – Tonight
Leonard Street Gallery is pleased to present Brooklyn-based street artist BAST, along with fellow New York artist Judith Supine featured in the Project Room, in our upcoming exhibition BOOBY TRAP, opening 24 January 2008.
25 JAN 2008 – 16 FEB 2008
We Wonder – Kuildoosh
Brooklynite Gallery
334 Malcolm X Blvd.
Brooklyn, NY 11233
www.brooklynitegallery.com