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Event Artmaking Workshop

From Joy to Justice: Celebrating Community at September Family Day
A black-and-white photograph of a man standing within a gigantic, engrossing segment of the Midtown Hudson (now Lincoln) Tunnel.
Event Opening

Spring Exhibition Opening: About Us: The American Imaginary
Photo of three baskets on grass filled with produce like red corn, green squash, white beans, yellow lemon, green and purple lettuce and red tomatoes
Event Indigenous Practice Studio

Indigenous Land Stewardship Talks / Coversaciones sobre la defensa de la tierra indígena
Event Artmaking Workshop

November Family Day: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples
A vibrant image of a community co-weaving a textile is overlaid ontop of an image of a piece of corn woven into a textile.
Event Artist Talk

Entre Semilla y Fibra: Threads of Memory, Seeds of Land – Exhibition Opening Celebration
Photograph of forest in autumn. It is dense with trees, with some branches bare and others full of bright orange and yellow leaves.
Event Opening

Fall Exhibition Opening: Fia Backström: The Great Society
two pairs of hands delicately embroider floral patterns onto fabric, weaving threads of memory, tradition, and collective care.
Event Adult Programs

Thread of Voice / Un hilo de voz
An animated gif featuring two images. The first is a Filipino male and non-binary person in their 40s wearing black museum guard suits standing on either side of a one-story building. The second is a heart shaped drawing on a solid black background reading in the center: “Search PAKISTAN by Keywords.” The heart is cut out of gridded drawing paper, with a large blue star at the center that has triangular beams radiating outwards. These beams are semi-filled with graphite gray and white checkerboard patterns.
Event Artist Talk

ONLINE: Virtual Verbal Description Tour: J😊Y TECH and Makibaka with Umber Majeed and Abang-guard
Clothes arranged like people moving towards an aluminun like time capsule with many tubes in the shape of a traditional Philipino Farmers hat.
Event Artmaking Workshop

Salakot Sweat Power: Family Tour and Workshop
Event Talk

Stories from “The Panorama” with Michael Miscione and Kenneth T. Jackson
An animated gif featuring two images. The first is a Filipino male and non-binary person in their 40s wearing navy museum guard suits stand on either side of a one-story building. The second is a heart shaped drawing on a solid black background reads in the center: Search PAKISTAN By Keywords. The heart is cut out of gridded drawing paper, with a large blue star at the center that has triangular beams radiating outwards. These beams are semi-filled with graphite gray and white checkerboard patterns.
Event Opening

Spring Exhibitions Opening
A cross-section of the Panorama model. People stand along an upper balcony, enclosed, looking down. Serene cool colors define the topography of NYC.
Event Tour

Tour of The Panorama of the City of New York
A black and white contact sheet featuring six frames of the Unisphere under construction. The frame show a large crane hovering above the steel structure, placing new sections onto the spherical base. One one frame, a group of men can be seen from the back observing the crane in motion.
Event Opening

Fall Exhibition Opening: A Billion Dollar Dream: The 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair on its 60th Anniversary
Combining photography with Ghanaian textiles, this image has a blue and a green print layered on top of a vibrant pattern of circles.
Event Opening

Spring Exhibitions Opening
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.
Event Tour

American Sign Language Tour with Joyce Hom
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
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
Lester Muhammad, a brown skin middle-aged man wears a brown kufi, scarf and coat. He stands in front of an exhibition of books and photos.
Event Artist Talk

Bilalian Night at the Museum
Group of children take a break in the shade during a Queens Museum program.
Event Artmaking Workshop

Family Day
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
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