We’re late in posting, but this was great! Photos from the opening of By Any Means Necessary at the Brooklynite Gallery. We loved that they involved kids from the community and did an art workshop for the show, and that they’re raising money for local arts charities. Fantastic. All the work looked great, and we missed the band, but heard they drew such a crowd they shut down the street!

The show is closing this Saturday, May 30, so get over there! More photos on the Brooklnite flickr page.

Ben Frost is up next, opening June 20th - mark your calendars.

By Any Means Necessary is a kids’ workshop and show at Brooklynite Gallery - opening May 16 (11am-6pm) and running through May 30. The gallery is putting on the show

To inspire creativity in our youth. To educate and celebrate the legacy of Malcolm X. To raise funds for local and international charities. To shine a spotlight on the youth of Ethopia and show their artwork.

The show will feature some collaborations between the kids and names you know: Sickboy, Miss Bugs, Pure Evil, Joe Black, Dain, K-Guy, Ludo and Peru Ana Ana Peru, and the opening will have Sheppard Bros performing. Money being raised is going to H2 Empower, Haven House and two local Brooklyn school art programs. Go to Brooklynite Gallery for all the details on the workshop (May 9) and the show (May 16), and check the invites and Kid Wheatpaste video below!