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Kew Gardens / Forest Hills / Queens / NYC
Monday, November 9, 2009
Q Gardens Gallery Opening Night a Hit!
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Opening of Q Gardens Gallery - 11/6
RSVP: nycpics@aol.com or (347) 494-5704
Address and Map:
8061 Lefferts Blvd.
Kew Gardens, NY
11415
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Prime Real Estate Available on Queens Museum's Panorama

The folks over at the Queens Museum of Art have thought of a unique way to battle the economic downturn: selling off some miniature real estate! The establishment's best known piece is the 9,335-square-foot model of New York City that was built for the 1964 World's Fair. For a fairly low price, you can now Adopt-a-Building in any of the small scale five boroughs (your own apartment building may even be there). As of yesterday, single apartments went up for sale for around $50, houses for $250, and as the NY Times reports "for $10,000, developers can have their brand-new glass-tower condo buildings added to the panorama — no matter how many units are languishing on the market."
Read the entire story from Gothamist HERE.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Artwork Appraisals
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Live Figure Drawing - Brooklyn - Every Friday Night @ The CEEFLAT

Sunday, June 14, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Queens Museum QI4 Closing Celebration & NYC Bike Month Kick Off - 4/26



Schedule of events:
12-4pm: NYC DOT Helmet giveaway
1-3pm: Learn to Ride – Kids 5+ class with Bike NY
1-3pm: Take part in Derick Melander's Into the Fold project in QMA galleries
2-3pm: SP Weather Station talk in Panorama
2-3pm: Whitney ISP alum Ryan Humphrey talk in Large. Theater
2:30-3:30: Future Shock leads a bike rally around the park
3-6: Tim Thyzel boat launch and discovery of The Undiscovered Atoll of Flushtopia
3-6pm: happy hour in QMA cafe (while supplies last)
3-5pm: BMX pros ride Ryan Humphrey's installation Fast Forward
3-6pm: Tabling in Tents Outside Museum: Lightwheels, Transalt, Bike NY, C.L.I.M.B.(Concerned Long Island Mountain Bicyclists), Green Map System, Mexican Pride, The Undiscovered Atoll of Flushtopia Tourist Bureau, Okamoto Studio ice carving, and Ixrael's mobile printmaking workshop
4:30-6: Bands Play: Shining Mantis, Tough Slutting, Unstoppable Death Machines, Elextra, Karahatu
Ongoing: Chin Chih Yang Trash Sculpture3
The “Queens International 4” was a museum opening party the likes of which has never been seen before. There were BMX bikers flying past people checking out homegrown Queens art, and the single best live act I have seen in five years: The Unstoppable Death Machines. People were giddily waiting outside in the freezing cold for some of the best street-cart falafel and gyros, and going back inside to dance, feeling like those kids that had taken over their school. What a night. Thank you, TONY!
--Nevar Pollack, published in “Letter of the week: Queens for a day.” Time Out, February 5, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
NYC Loves Immigrants! No, Seriously, Look!

April 17 - 23 is the 6th annual Immigrant Heritage Week in NYC. (Their slogan is NYC Loves Immigrants) They are hosting a slew of events all over the city and one in Queens starting on April 17 called "Changing Queens" which will be an exhibition of photographs documenting how Queens has changed. Info is below.
| Changing Queens | ||
| 4/17/2009-4/22/2099, 10:00 am- 6:00 pm 161-04 Jamaica Avenue, Queens | ||
Location: Contact Information: www.nyc.gov/immigrants | For this exhibition, photographers capture brief transitional moments in different Queens neighborhoods. Through their lenses, we see how new cultures, traditions and globalization have impacted the urban landscape. Admission is Free. This is an Immigrant Heritage Week event. Language(s) spoken: English. |





