The Bushwick-based production company, FilmGym, which is run by the husband and wife team of Michelle Glick and Phillip Wolter, premied their short film “Chance of Rain” this past weekend at the prestigious Sonoma Film [...]
A tragedy has ignited a push to make one of the most complicated intersections in Brooklyn safer.
A missing police radio has recently been used several times from the Bushwick Houses to send a signal indicating that an officer is hurt or under attack.
Eleven children were among 14 people injured, one seriously, after a school bus slammed into a car in Bushwick Tuesday morning, according to the FDNY.
The MTA reopened the M Line stop in Bushwick after a six-month, $11 million overhaul. It is the first of a five station renovation plan in the area.
Call it the dollar-nose-ring-barometer. Maria Sanchez, sells these and other pieces of inexpensive jewelry from a table she sets up across from the Knickerbocker Avenue subway station in Bushwick. For the past two years she [...]
Kris Garrand gauges the current disparity in the economy by the growing price gap of one product: beer. Garrand mans the counter at Stinky Bklyn, a gourmet food shop in Cobble Hill that sells artisanal [...]
Gentrification is transforming Brooklyn into the “Next Manhattan”, but for many long-time residents the housing boom sparked by urban renewal has become a nightmare. Produced and Filmed by Michael V’inkin Lee, Sarah Munir, and Vikram [...]
Nino, a 68-year-old fishmonger, has been selling his fresh catches off a tabletop on the corner of Myrtle Avenue and Grove Street in Bushwick for the past 15 years. But he doesn't call it a business -- to him, it's simply a "hobby."
The Brooklyn Lens Webcast 4/13/2012 from The Brooklyn Ink on Vimeo. The Brooklyn Lens webcast for the week of April 13, 2012.
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