We can only do this together! Thank you to all essential workers and frontliners! ๐ Additionally, thank you to all those supporting these workers and staying home to #FlattenTheCurve ๐๐
#COVID19#SafeAtHome#StayHomeSaveLives
It's officially time for #SpringCleaning in NYC. ๐ธ๐ป Don't forget to bring your old electronics to Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs in Long Island City for responsible recycling!
โWhat might I want history to do to me?โ Zadie Smith asks in an essay for @NYbooks about the work of Kara Walker. This summer on July 18, The Broad will be featuring all 9 artworks by Walker in the Broad collection, including a new acquisition. https://t.co/S1sdS8InUY
For our upcoming exhibition, we are partnering with @lesecologyctr to responsibly recycle old electronics!
Bring your unwanted small electronics for responsible recycling!
Examples:
- Cell phones
- Tablets
- Game boys
- Cables, cords, chargers, etc.
Make Your Own Book! The Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs welcomes children (ages 6 - 12) on March 15 to make their very own book with artist Furen Dai.
Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth during every day of February with this list of books for young readers. The titles are by or about African Americans, and include picture books for the youngest readers up through fiction and nonfiction fiction for teens. https://t.co/pH21QhmGMW
TODAY @ 4pm:
Join Curator Nadine Braquetti along with artists Furen Dai and Lena Miskulin in a walk through discussion of Poem of the Earth!
๐ธ: Lena Miskulin, "Ancestry" (details)
Join Curator Nadine Braquetti along with artists Furen Dai and Lena Miskulin in a walk through discussion of Poem of the Earth! They will discuss how social & political engagement influences the art practices of many of the artists in the show.
๐ธ: Lena Miskulin, "Ancestry"
Curator Nadine Braquetti + artists Furen Dai + Lena Miskulin walk through + discuss the new @DorskyGallery show on Feb. 9. Info: https://t.co/788YeTqyHu