Anti-Frieze: Scenes from Bushwick Open Studios
Over the weekend, Brooklyn was a hive of activity thanks to Bushwick Open Studios (BOS)—a public arts festival hosted by a growing network of local art spaces and cooperatives. In its tenth year, BOS has grown to monumental proportions thanks in part to the growing number of galleries that now call this neighborhood home. Highlights included the fresh offerings at the NEWD art show and extremist projects like the 24-hour cantina run by artist collective Sky Fortress.
Sculpture by Brent Owens at NEWD.
Artist Jamison Brosseau’s painting at Sardine’s booth at NEWD Art Show.
Joshua Bisset’s Holding Cells at Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
Sculpture by Priscilla Jeong at NEWD.
Inside 56 Bogart at Bushwick Open Studios.
Dan Bainbridge’s She-Wolf at Bushwick Open Studios.
Bruce Dow’s chair at Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
Artists Bryan Michael May Gibson and Ryan Sears at Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
Raul de Nieves and Erik Zacjaceskowski’s Thank You installation at Bushwick Open Studios.
Photographers Charlie Rubin and Jeremy Haik in their studio.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
Artist Mike Schreiber at GCA.
Artist Amanny Ahmad’s sculpture at Signal Gallery’s NEWD booth.
Artist Meriem Bennani at Signal Gallery’s NEWD booth.
Inside 56 Bogart at Bushwick Open Studios.
Inside 56 Bogart at Bushwick Open Studios.
At NEWD.
At Bushwick Open Studios.
At Bushwick Open Studios
At Bushwick Open Studios.
At NEWD.
Sky Fortress at Bushwick Open Studios.
