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Infectious tunes: Rock opera explores the social life of bacteria

Infectious tunes: Rock opera explores the social life of bacteria

By Allegra Hobbs

Rogues’ galleries: Studios open their doors for Bushwick Open Studios

Bushwick

Rogues’ galleries: Studios open their doors for Bushwick Open Studios

By Danielle Furfaro

Totally wired! Hackers throwing party robot-themed art party

Totally wired! Hackers throwing party robot-themed art party

By Trupti Rami

Knife on Mars: Artists need your help improving space food

Knife on Mars: Artists need your help improving space food

By Max Jaeger

Weird of fortune! Artist creates tarot cards featuring smiling poop

Weird of fortune! Artist creates tarot cards featuring smiling poop

By Vanessa Ogle

Snowed-out! Parks workers remove Edward Snoden bust from Fort Greene Park

Snowed-out! Parks workers remove Edward Snoden bust from Fort Greene Park

By Noah Hurowitz

Name that butt painting!

Name that butt painting!

By The BrooklynDaily Rear Detachment

Name that butt painting!

Name that butt painting!

By The Brooklyn Paper Rear Detachment

Artist teaches our future robot overlords how to sculpt

Artist teaches our future robot overlords how to sculpt

By Vanessa Ogle

Artist teaches our future robot overlords how to sculpt

Manhattan Beach

Artist teaches our future robot overlords how to sculpt

By Vanessa Ogle

Bearing down! Pregnant Marni gets one week closer to her gallery delivery

Brooklyn’s best humans-as-art projects

By Matthew Perlman

An artist is moving his entire bedroom into a Park Slope gallery

Park Slope

An artist is moving his entire bedroom into a Park Slope gallery

By Matthew Perlman

An artist is moving his entire bedroom into a Park Slope gallery

Park Slope

An artist is moving his entire bedroom into a Park Slope gallery

By Matthew Perlman

Say it and spray it: Artist endures fire-hoses’s blast for protest art

Brooklyn’s best humans-as-art projects

By Matthew Perlman

Boreum Hill show fuses computer programming with performance

Boreum Hill show fuses computer programming with performance

By Matthew Perlman

Boreum Hill show fuses computer programming with performance

Boreum Hill show fuses computer programming with performance

By Matthew Perlman

Pin-art-a! Gowanus art installation is made to be smashed to pieces

Gowanus

Pin-art-a! Gowanus art installation is made to be smashed to pieces

By Danielle Furfaro

Pin-art-a! Gowanus art installation is made to be smashed to pieces

Gowanus

Pin-art-a! Gowanus art installation is made to be smashed to pieces

By Danielle Furfaro

W’burg gallery celebrates artist’s bizarre Christmas tradition

W’burg gallery celebrates artist’s bizarre Christmas tradition

By Colin Mixson

W’burg gallery celebrates artist’s bizarre Christmas tradition

W’burg gallery celebrates artist’s bizarre Christmas tradition

By Colin Mixson

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