Greenpoint’s Mothership NYCÂ is a combined live-work artists’ community and event space for international creative folks across multiple disciplines. Not to mention the formerly industrial building has an amazing rooftop performance […]
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Help Fix Wikipedia’s Gender Gap at Kickstarter HQ This Sunday! (3/4)
WHAT: Art + Feminism Edit-a-thon 2018 WHERE: Kickstarter HQ | 58 Kent Street WHEN: Sunday, March 4th | 11am-5pm MORE INFO: bring a laptop, refreshments & lunch provided, FREE, RSVP […]
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This Weekend: Scissors & Clippers, a Badass Portrait Series
There’s a fantastic event coming your way for Women’s Day, folks. Scissors & Clippers is an art exhibition (with haircuts!) celebrating women-identifying people and gender non-conforming individuals who cut or […]
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Watching Williamsburg: Badass Local Street Style, Episode 2
Well, Williamsburg residents are at it again. They’re busy looking damn cool and stylish. And, now it’s time for Episode 2 – a fresh batch of totally fresh outfit inspiration […]
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Pop-Up: Sichuan-inspired Literary Dinner with Chinese-American Author Jenny Zhang at Magick City (3/4)!
WHAT: Popup Literary Dinner with special guest Jenny Zhang WHEN: Sunday, March 4 | 6pm–9pm WHERE: Magick City | 37 Box Street Tickets: $100, available here (advance booking required)
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Peace, Love, and Dopeness in The Bushwick Starr’s New Spaceship Spectacular
“An Unidentified Flying Boombox has landed in Bushwick.” This announcement, along with a pre-show layer of purple haze, are harbingers for Brobot’s cosmic arrival. Cast out of the planet Nubian, […]
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Weekend Art Roundup 2/23–2/24—Transgression, New Wave + An Epic Saga
From feminist sculpture to new wave sculpture to transgressive films to a one-man performance of the movie Titanic (phew!), North Brooklyn is coming alive this weekend with fun and edgy art […]
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Thursday Spotlight: Artist Adam Collignon Preserves Small Business to Keep Art in Greenpoint
I first met Adam Collignon at a group art exhibit in Bushwick. He had just finished graduate school and was showing his piece, Hi-Fi. Last week, I met him as […]
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You Can Help Create A New Sculpture in McGolrick Park (Deadline 3/1)
Last year, we profiled local Polish-born artist Martynka Wawrzyniak and her upcoming public art project, Ziemia (which means earth in Polish). Martynka is collecting dirt (not the gossip kind) from local residents—she’s […]
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Holly Miranda’s Deepest Cuts on New Album Mutual Horse + Playing Park Church Co-Op in March
Brooklyn-based singer songwriter Holly Miranda has a new album dropping this week, on February 23. Mutual Horse (on Dangerbird Records), her first release since 2015, brings a fresh batch of songs […]