Wulan's Universe

Wulan's work now hangs in the main gallery of the QCC Art Gallery.

Some stunning work by Wulan is now on display at the QCC Art Gallery.

Come in from the cold and give your senses a delight.

Wulan's Diptych, Universe, is one of the most impressive now on view.

Wulan's Ladies

Wulan's Grandmother

Visit the QCC Art Gallery to view the important ladies in Wulan's life.

Wulan's Mother

Hungarian Rhapsody

Franz Liszt wasn't the only one to rhapsodize about his native Hungary. In fact, the QCC Art Gallery hosted a noted surrealist from that corner of the globe not long ago. In fact, the work appeared twice and the QCC Art Gallery Press produced the accompanying tome.

If you're interested in procuring a copy, just click here or the pic above.

Another Coup for the QCC Art Gallery

Rosemarie Koczy's amazing work has an honored place in the QCC Art Gallery Collection, as do her memoirs published under the auspices of the QCC Art Gallery Press.

You can purchase her memoirs or the book that accompanied her recent exhibit at QCC by clicking here.

Pablo Who?

I'm merely teasing, as I'm sure you know whose eyes those are that peered so deeply into the human soul and set modern art hurtling in hyper-dimensional arcs.

And of course you know, some of his work exhibited at the QCC Art Gallery and that the QCC Art Gallery Press produced an acclaimed tome to accompany the exhibit. Of course, if you want a new copy, it will set you back approximately 1000 dollars.

Nevertheless, if you are interested, click here to complete your Picasso Library.

Books for the Holidays

Warhol's Shadow appeared at the QCC Art Gallery.

If you or a loved one are keen on Warhol, you might like to buy the QCC Art Gallery Press edition commemorating the first appearance of his work at the Gallery, An American Odyssey.

8 Years of Highlights

If you've ever doubted the majesty of what takes place inside the QCC Art Gallery, or if you've missed any past exhibits, check out the review pages below for an eye-opener.

2013 / 2012 / 2011 / 2010 / 2009 / 2008 / 2007 / 2006

The KHC at QCC

Yet another prime location for discovering art on the QCC campus is the Kupferberg Holocaust Center.


The KHC always has a full calendar of events and exhibits, but also has some amazing work on permanent display, some of which has been previously featured at this blog and its sister MOJO blog.


Works like David Schwab's "Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" are currently on exhibit, but to get an idea of the breadth and depth of things past and things to come, visit the KHC site.

Better yet, visit the KHC in-person!

The Kupferberg Holocaust Center, just inside the main gate to QCC-CUNY,
not far from the QCC Art Gallery, the Sculpture Garden, and the Art & Design Department.

QCC AG Highlights: 2012

2012 saw the celebration of three generations of Spanish painters, the return of a dear friend,

the emergence of a new friend, a remarkable array of African headgear, and last, but not least,

an amazing fantasy art exhibit.

Click pics to view more.

QCC AG Highlights: 2011

2011 was another banner year for the QCC Art Gallery, displaying works both varied and of exquisite quality. Modernism, Pop-Art and Fantasy predominated, expressed in a range of media and motifs, it is a year worth remembering.

Click pics to view more.

QCC AG Highlights: 2010

This delicate vessel, displayed at the QCC Art Gallery in 2010, is over 4000 years old.

From ancient Chinese vessels to post-expressionist musings, 2010 was an eclectic year for the QCC Art Gallery. The Gallery's largest installation to date, as well as the verdant, pastoral depictions of a former faculty member also appeared.

Click pics to view more.

QCC AG Highlights: 2008

2008 saw the action painting of DaDa-ist Rudy Ernst, the dark surrealism of Jorge Quijano Ahijado and Yelena Tyklina, and of course the record-breaking Picasso exhibit, Perpetual Metamorphosis at the QCC Art Gallery. Click pics to explore more of your favorite art images.

QCC AG Highlights: 2007

2007 was the first year our talented friend Mara Sfara exhibited at the QCC Art Gallery, and it was also the year a major Cameroonian exhibit appeared, the first of several to come. And let us not forget Miriam Beerman's work, which also graces the National Gallery in DC.

Click any pics to view more images of the art that interests you.

Haunting Ladies

It's turning colder, the leaves are changing color, and thoughts inevitably go to those cheery autumnal feasts like Halloween and All Soul's Day. If these haunting works, all of which have appeared at the QCC Art Gallery, appeal, then simply click pics for related images and information.

Rufino De Mingo's Transformed Bodies

Expressionist Rufino de Mingo Escariche was born in Spain, but his internationally inspired art has appeared worldwide, including places like Madrid, San Juan, Paris, Buenos Aires, and Brussels.

Let his art take you on a journey. Come see his work on the second floor landing of the QCC Art Gallery.

It won't be with us long. So get over there today!

Rufino De Mingo

Spanish artist Rufino de Mingo Escariche is an Expressionist painter, sculptor and printmaker, who often emphasizes social themes in his work. He is also a collaborator in the NGO, Artists Without Frontiers.

His work can be seen at the Spanish Museum of Contemporary Art in Madrid, Campiñas Museum in Brazil, Okinawa Museum in Japan, Lima Art Museum in Peru, and is now on display on the second floor at the QCC Art Gallery in Bayside, Queens.

QCC AG Highlights: 2006

From the work of our own Bob Rogers to that of a modern legend, Andy Warhol, 2006 was a special year for the QCC Art Gallery. Click any of the pics to view more works by the artists that interest you.

The Return of Jeronimo Lopez

Jeronimo Lopez with one of his works that has appeared at the QCC Art Gallery

Jeronimo Lopez, whose still-lifes and angelic creations have dazzled us before, will be adorning the loggia of the QCC Art Gallery in the coming months. So the next time that you crave more than simple sustenance, go surround yourself with beauty brought to us by this talented soul from south of the border.

San Miguel once hovered on the second floor of the QCC Art Gallery