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Arts in Bushwick is excited to announce a few changes in our programming dates for the 2016 season. This year’s Bushwick Open Studios will be held October 1-2, 2016. This June, AiB will continue to host the annual Bushwick Community Day celebration on Sunday, June 5, 2016. Please join us for a Town Hall meeting to discuss our new mission on Wednesday, March 30 at 7pm. This year marks the 10th…
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Nature Re-Imagined: Yaniv, Nakabayashi and Lukasiewicz
by Catherine Kirkpatrick
Sirens by Etty Yaniv (photo ©C Kirkpatrick) In The Great Wave at Kanagawa, a giant swell rises up, its spray hovering like a claw over tiny boats and clinging fishermen. Mt. Fiji, seen in the background, seems distant and small. The famous print by Hokusai shows nature at its most magnificent and most terrifying, its power far exceeding that of man. Today the balance has shifted. Over production…
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Searching for the Meaning of Art: Thomas Lendvai: 10 at ODETTA
by Etty Yaniv
Photos by Etty Yaniv unless otherwise indicated Exterior view of Thomas Lendvai: 10; photo courtesy of ODETTA For Ellen Hackel Fagan, ODETTA’s gallerist and curator, titling the current sculpture show Thomas Lendvai: 10 was a no-brainer. “Ten” marks the first time in ten years that the sculptor Thomas Lendvai has been given a chance to show his large-scale sculptures in a New York gallery.…
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Oriana Leckert's Places of the Heart
by Catherine Kirkpatrick
Brooklyn Spaces by Oriana Leckert It began with a New York Times op-ed about cheap rent and plentiful space. A hashtag followed (#movetoDetroit), then billboards painting the Motor City as the next great Maker paradise. If the fix isn’t quite in, the idea has been planted that the Brooklyn Renaissance may be mature and ripe for relocation. It’s a sad tale, oft told, of artists being priced out of…
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What The Seas Have Made Us: Beauty and Decay at Proto
by Etty Yaniv
We Are What the Seas Have Made Us exhibition overview at Proto gallery; image by Etty Yaniv After reading Lake Superior, a remarkable collection of poems and short essays by Lorine Niedecker based on a road trip she had taken through the upper Midwest, artist Catherine Haggarty knew that one day she would work with that text in some way, either as a curator or a painter. Besides its title poem,…
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Paper-Bag Princesses and Cardboard Castles in Brooklyn: Avital Burg at Slag
by Etty Yaniv
All photos by Jeremy Haik, unless otherwise indicated Avital Burg in front of her work; photo by Sarah Lehat In paintings by the artist Avital Burg, paper-bag princesses and cardboard castles conjure the lavish magic of past worlds while evoking the immorality of excessive splendors in the present. All her paintings depict structures she has constructed out of humble materials such as cardboard,…
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Conduit for Cross Pollination: Ess Ef Eff Presents Tread
by Etty Yaniv
Birth Mother by Alex Sewell (oil on canvas), 2015 Alex Sewell, an artist and curator who has recently moved from Lynn, Massachusetts, to Bushwick, sees himself as a middleman between curators and artists. Ess Ef Eff, the recent curatorial project he co-founded with artist Alexander Giavis, is less of a traditional artist-collective and more of a conduit for curators and artists to exchange ideas…
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From Aesthetic to Emotional: CinemaSunday and BOS Closing Party Provide an Oasis
by Anna Marcum
Still from Division Avenue After a weekend packed to the brim with trekking the Bushwick streets, exploring studios, exhibitions, parties, and all that comprises Bushwick Open Studios, nothing is better than kicking back on Sunday evening and watching an impeccable selection of short films spanning from experimental to classic narrative. Thoughtfully curated by filmmaker and creative technologist…
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BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 3
by Nick McManus
Over the course of three days, photographer Nick McManus took 38 Polaroids of events happening throughout Bushwick Open Studios 2015. Below is a view of Sunday as seen through McManus’s lens. For a window into Friday and Saturday, you have BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 1 and BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 2. Day 3: Sunday Artists Joanne Leah and Ray Henders at Rayographix, official fine art…
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Taiga and Babushki in Bushwick: The Work of Dasha Bazanova
by Etty Yaniv
Artist Dasha Bazanova in front of her work Dasha Bazanova spent her childhood in Kulikovо, a little countryside village in northern Russia, where local farmers often use Samogon, a homemade vodka, as currency. Bazanova is a multimedia artist whose ceramics, paintings, drawings, and installations draw upon her Russian heritage, memories, and aspects of Eastern European mythology. Her artwork often…
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Elegant to Edgy: Purtell and Rosenfeld in Black and White
by Catherine Kirkpatrick
©Sergio Purtell Born in Santiago, Chile, Sergio Purtell came to the United States in 1973. In recent years, he has trained his lens on the changing postindustrial neighborhoods of the Northeast, going beyond disruption to capture the lingering poetry of decay. His silver prints, recently featured in a solo show at Art 3 Gallery, have tremendous tonal range; even without color, you feel the…
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BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 2
by Nick McManus
Over the course of three days, photographer Nick McManus took 38 Polaroids of events happening throughout Bushwick Open Studios 2015. Below is a view of Saturday as seen through McManus’s lens. For a window into Friday, you have BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 1. Day 2: Saturday Roberta’s Pizza Art Party at 6:15PM Kelly MacDonald performing at Bohemian Grove, 59 Jefferson St at 6:45PM BK…
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Setting the Stage: Seeking Space and the Official BOS Launch Party
by Aniela Coveleski
Around the bar at Seeking Space/Official Launch Party; image by Willow Goldstein After a winter that lasted way too long, people were ready to shed some layers and celebrate. The Arts in Bushwick–curated group show of Bushwick Open Studios, Seeking Space, provided a worthwhile reason to do just that. This year was the sixth installment of the group show held over BOS weekend. Continuing a…
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Time and the Artist: A Portrait of Judith Dolnick
by Catherine Kirkpatrick
Untitled (156) by Judith Dolnick (acrylic on canvas), 1984 In the heart of Bushwick, where the M train grinds overhead and tracks cast shadows down on bodegas, discount stores, and gold-decked barbershops offering quiffs and fades 24/7, is a special show. Travel there on a warm day and you’ll hear the beat of salsa in the air and see old people pull up chairs along Myrtle Avenue to pass time that…
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A Destabilized Daydream: Color Station
by Willow Goldstein
With the fluorescent lights blaring overhead, your fingertips click click on the keyboard, typing out another email. Netflix streams on your other screen in the background. Music starts to blast and Flying Lotus engulfs the cubicles. Then the beat drops. In walks Steven Ellison, The Gaslamp Killer, and Thom Yorke. They look at you and say, “it’s time for you to go.” For some, this daydream might…
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Bruce Cost Ginger Ale Spices It Up [BOS Sponsor]
by Celia Muller
Enjoying art and refreshments at the BOS15 Seeking Space/Launch Party Bruce Cost Ginger Ale‘s understated, but iconic bottles show up all around Brooklyn, in bodegas and natural food stores—and at the BOS Launch Party/Seeking Space Exhibition, for which this Arts in Bushwick partner provided refreshing non-alcoholic beverages to cool down our SUPER HOT party. If you’ve tried any of BCGA’s ginger…
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BOS2015 in 38 Polaroids: Day 1
by Nick McManus and Willow Goldstein
also by Willow Goldstein; all images by Nick McManus unless otherwise noted In the moment of a Nick McManus photoshoot; image by Willow Goldstein Though it’s impossible to miss Nick McManus and Bill Tucci if you encounter them, they might miss you. They are often in and out the door in 15 minutes, as they document 10+ parties in one night. But if you were at any of the 38 events they hit over…
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