Bushwick Open Studios is upon us once again and leave it to an event of this magnitude — really though, a decade in, BOS is…
This Exhibition Explores What Happens When Brooklyn Girls Drink Ayahuasca
Walking into the Company Gallery on the Lower East Side feels like stepping inside a Tumblr. Photographs of painted people, tinted by sunlight flooding in through…
Why Do These Women Have Flowers In Their Mouths?
Williamsburg’s Honey Gifts will be displaying more than just the usual lingerie and sex toys this Friday night. Brooklyn artist Tal Shpantzer has adorned the shop’s windows with images…
Young, Colored, & Angry Brings Together Artists of Color, Takes Back Art Education
When I first heard about a one-off art show and serial online publication called Young, Colored & Angry, the name really stuck with me. There really couldn’t…
Three to See During Frieze Week: NADA, African Art, and a Design Fair
If there’s anything to say about Frieze that speaks to the massive annual art fair as a whole is that it’s wholly impossible to see…
One More Place to Get Your Fingers Wet and Develop Some Film
Thanks to a generous donation from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and a super cool landlord in Gowanus who’s trying to keep the neighborhood…
Experience Synesthesia Through Interactive Brain Wave Art at Reverse Gallery
For once count yourself lucky if you missed an art opening. Synaesthetics, a new exhibition at Reverse Gallery in Williamsburg opened last Friday; sure, there was…
Lydia Lunch Is Back in NYC to Spit Fire and Open Her New Solo Show
A couple weeks back I was lucky enough to have lunch with Lydia Lunch, a legendary figure in the New York no wave scene and…
Music Blog-Turned-Zine Alt Citizen Gets Even Realer With Shop and Gallery
Alt Citizen has been doing their thing since 2012– the music blog’s bread-and-butter is album reviews (past and present), essays, show recommendations (mostly local Brooklyn…
Will Anyone Save This Mural By Legendary Grove Press Publisher Barney Rosset?
Time is running out to save a mural painted by literary trailblazer Barney Rosset on the living room wall of his East Village apartment. Best known as…