This situation is full of negatives.<\/p>\n
A struggling Brooklyn darkroom<\/a> permanently shuttered its doors this week \u2014 but not before allegedly tossing its clients\u2019 artwork out on the street in a free-for-all.<\/p>\n The Bushwick Community Darkroom callously dumped pink and maroon lockers filled with client\u2019s belongings onto Himrod Street Monday, after announcing it could no longer afford rent, former members alleged.<\/p>\n The Bushwick Community Darkroom tossed its lockers onto the curb this week. Instagram \/ @bushwickdkrm<\/p>\n One heartbroken member told The Post that they lost photograph paper and negatives that were stashed inside a bolted locker \u2014 but that the lock had been cut and their items were stolen either off the street or inside the darkroom.<\/p>\n \u201cI was profoundly distraught and confused, and it made me feel betrayed,\u201d the member, who asked to remain anonymous, said.<\/p>\n Members of the darkroom and film lab said the closure came without warning, and that they weren\u2019t given any time to collect the items that they paid up to $300 per month to store at the facility.<\/p>\n