2023 Calendar - Page 6

Workshop participants stand in front of the Unisphere wearing reverse tie-dyed t-shirts and holding a banner of a winding creek.
Event Artist Talk

Bringing Water to Light: Tibbetts Brook to Flushing Creek – a case study on daylighting panel and culminating workshop
Group of children take a break in the shade during a Queens Museum program.
Event Artmaking Workshop

Family Day
Three armed men gather under a gray sky, a pieced together customized spear in the foreground.
Event Indigenous Practice Studio

Indigenous Cinema: Blood Horrors
Three young children wearing face masks, seated a table with bright colored paper, cutting, collaging and creating artwork.
Event ArtAccess

Art Access: Museum Explorers For Children with Disabilities
Four adults sit at a table across from each other in an art room. Different art works lay on the table as a person draws on a piece of paper.
Event ArtAccess

Art Access: Open Studios for Teens and Adults with Disabilities
Catrina dressed in black with another person and a mask holding a frame.
Event Performance

Día de los Muertos: Ancestral Celebration
A poster for the film Storming Caesars Palace featuring Ruby Duncan, a black woman with an afro, large silver hoop earrings, and a purple tunic, standing with her left hand resting on her stomach and her right hand pointing to a sea of protesters in the background.
Event Talk

Family Day
The face of a person floating in the water looking directly at the camera. Their face is painted white with blue around the eyes and a blue third eye.
Event Screening

Day With(out) Art 2023: Everyone I Know Is Sick/ Día Sin Arte 2023: Todos los que conozco están enfermxs
A photo of the Queens Museum's Gallery 6 containing a large installation with three white, life-sized dog sculptures walking on a white, circular platform and holding lavender, red, and orange ribbons attached to a large white cane pole. The platform is covered in pink, magenta, and red paper mache flowers. The gallery walls are covered with trees made of light and dark green painted paper mache leaves. The gallery also features a grey-blue crescent moon and a large orange sun floating above the back entrance.
Exhibition 2023

Emilie L. Gossiaux
Other-Worlding
A photo of the Queens Museum's Gallery Five showing a large lavender wall covered in painted turquoise markings and neon sculptures. A colorful tufted artwork is hanging at the entrance of the gallery. Two sounder sculptures are presented on turquoise pedestals in the center of the room. One is a curved yellow piece with a trumpet-like top, and the other is a magenta piece with a three-foot base, two flat percussion surfaces, and a V shaped top with small metallic pieces.
Exhibition 2023

sonia louise davis
to reverberate tenderly
A photo of the Queens Museum's Gallery 1 with low lighting and various industrial kitchen equipment. At the forefront of the image is an altered industrial kitchen sink with LED lighting and a transparent cover upon which are resting dozens of brown-orange snail shells. On the right side of the image are four white boards with marker drawings of spirals and a thermometer, as well as a list of numbers. A rotisserie oven and refrigerator are visible in the back of the room, bathed in orange and blue light.
Exhibition 2023

Aki Sasamoto
Point Reflection
Caroline Kent's large-scale mural at the Queens Museum. A variety of shapes resembling paper collage cutouts are layered on a black background. Most of the shapes are various shades of gray but a few feature pastel and bold colors.
Exhibition Current

Caroline Kent
A short play about watching shadows move across the room
An animated gif featuring four images of artworks by Aki Sasamoto, sonia louise davis, Emilie L. Gossiaux, and Caroline Kent.
Event Opening

Fall Exhibitions Opening
Snail shells, white strings, and hands maneuvering them on a perforated clear Plexiglas against a black background. Lit and photographed from below.
Event Performance

Performance: Point Reflection by Aki Sasamoto
An animated gif featuring two images of artworks by sonia louise davis and Emilie L. Gossiaux.
Event Tour

Online: Verbal Description Tours with Emilie L. Gossiaux and sonia louise davis