Land Back Hub

Land Back Hub shakes up the usual gallery circuit with an emphasis on Indigenous and decolonial art. The space on Meserole in Bushwick stakes out a small but distinct footprint, trading generic Manhattan homogenization for a block that still feels like a work in progress. You won’t find rotating exhibitions of the same coastal names here; artists from diasporic and sovereign backgrounds bring new frames to old stories. Works on paper and installation pieces move in and out, often tied to land reclamation themes or critiques of institutional memory. If art for you is also a way to listen and unlearn, the address is quietly decisive. Call or drop by the gallery at 104 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY 11206, or use the phone (347) 423-4673 when you want to double-check an opening. Directions are easiest on the map—navigate toward the old Domino yard and let the route unfold from there rather than relying on landmarks. Stay off your phone once you’re inside; the flow between pieces rewards attention, and the ambient hum of the neighborhood outside keeps the visit grounded.