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Cas Holman, a white person with short brown hair, kneeling on the floor with two young kids playing with Rigamajig, a large-scale building kit designed by Cas.
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Cas Holman
Prototyping Play
Black and white photo overlayed with intricate Oriental Zakhrapha drawings, depicting a tender moment between a man and a toddler sitting on a bed. The man, seen from the chest down in dark-colored pants, lovingly wraps his arms around the toddler, whose white socks and black shoes are prominently visible. ‘Homelife of family is warm and simple’ text accentuates the cozy, intimate scene.
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Nsenga Knight
Close to Home
A behind the back view of 5 black people gathered around a black hole floating in the air in front of them.
Exhibition Current

Cameron A. Granger
9999
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Catalina Schliebener Muñoz
Buenos Vecinos
Day of Dead altar with several figures of some deceased people as well as elements that were liked by.
Exhibition 2023

Dia De Los Muertos Altar
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.
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Caroline Kent
A short play about watching shadows move across the room
A selection of artworks by the Leadership Cohort are on view.
Exhibition 2023

Liberating Our Truth
a group of cut flowers lay on a white background with splatters of black paint.
Exhibition 2023

Cultural After-School Adventures Program (CASA)
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
Geneva Adams (73) lies her hand on the shoulder of her daughter Jennifer Searls (51).
Exhibition 2023

Laila Annmarie Stevens
Clayton Sisterhood Project
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 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
An image of the artwork
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Lyle Ashton Harris
Our first and last love
An installation view of Caribbean Equality's Projects' outdoor exhibition titled Live Pridefully. The image features several vinyl banners secured on a large black structure lining a tall brick wall. A woman is walking past the exhibition and looking at the banners. She has fair skin and blond hair, and is wearing a white tank top, turquoise shorts, and gray sneakers.
Exhibition 2023

Live Pridefully: Love and Resilience within Pandemics
A wide shot of artist Pauline Shaw leaning on the second floor balcony at Queens Center Mall, overlooking the Center Court. Under the balcony is her commissioned mural. The colorful installation features blue, purple, pink, and pink hues, combining extracted landscapes of birds and flowers with abstracted images of cells and tissues found in the human body.
Project

Pauline Shaw at Queens Center
A vibrant and colorful painting by Aliza Nisenbaum featuring Veronica and her daughter Maritza sitting on a couch in their Queens living room. Around the couch is a stack of notebooks, a stool with a poinsettia plants, a portable speaker, a bicycle, and a sheet music holder. Veronica is wearing a yellow dress and turquoise cowboy boots. Maritza, who is resting under her mother's arm, is wearing a tank and cross-body purse with nature-inspired motifs, blue jeans, and gray socks.
Exhibition 2023

Aliza Nisenbaum
Queens, Lindo y Querido
A woman is standing in the middle of a deserted dirt road covered in pink body paint and wearing black makeup around her eyes and mouth. She playing an electric guitar, topless. She is wearing a plastic tiara, a short blond wig, black gloves, a skinny green belt, leopard print underwear, and black fishnets. Her eyes are closed and her mouth is open, as though she is in the middle of singing.
Exhibition 2023

Tracey Rose
Shooting Down Babylon
A video thumbnail with a centered, black “press play” symbol in a green rounded off square. The thumbnail is of four black starlight globes in different orientations and black droplets hanging from a museum ceiling.
Project

Fred Wilson
Mother
The painting depicts an airport scene. In the background are floor to ceiling windows with the view of a body of water and a cloudy blue sky. Posing in front of the window are sixteen Delta Airlines and Port Authority employees in their uniforms.
Project

Aliza Nisenbaum
The Ones who Make it Run (Delta Terminal C, LaGuardia Airport)
A video thumbnail with a centered, black “press play” symbol in a green rounded off square. The thumbnail is of a two-story, vertical mural against a white marble wall. The mural is installed above a set of elevators and between two sets of escalators. The mural has a wooden surface with different shades of blue paint in a rectangular shape in the center. Layered on top, are rounded off streaks of paint in many colors.
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Ronny Quevedo
Pacha Cosmopolitanism Overtime
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