Sarah Anderson, “Moves for Offensive Drivers” (in progress)
Crowds flocked this Saturday to 56 Bogart Street, one of the main stops on the Bushwick Open Studios circuit. There was plenty of art to enjoy, with two floors of galleries and three floors of studio spaces opening their doors to the public. Artists were warm and welcoming, answering a plethora of questions from art scenesters, curious locals, and fellow artists seeing what their neighbors were up to. It was a unique opportunity to step into the artists’ intimate workspaces, each studio a world unto itself.
Juan Miguel Palacios, Studio view
Akinori Matsumoto, Studio view
Jonathan Quinn, Studio view
Yusuke Ochiai, Studio view
Rachel Rossin, Studio view
Mike Schreiber, “Nepal” series
Samuel Lang Budin, “Northwestern Chromes” series
Dongsuk Lee, Studio view
Model Melissa Mazza performs in a photo studio at 56 Bogart
Eric Lindveit, Studio view
Eric Lindveit, Studio view
E. Thurston Belmer, “Bone and Blood” (2014)
Nicole Markowitz, Studio detail
Kyu Seok Oh, Studio view
A crowd gathers for margaritas in a studio at 56 Bogart
The 2014 Bushwick Open Studios continue until Sunday, June 1. For more information visit our Concise Guide. Hyperallergic is a proud media sponsor of the event.
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