As we mentioned many time before, the QCC Art Gallery spreads its bounty in every nook and crany of the QCC Campus. Sometimes the art is non-descript and unimposing, but sometimes it is quite the opposite.
A case in point is depicted here. It is an African statue which towers 3 to 4 meters just outside the Registrar's Office...as if registering for classes was not intimidating enough already :)
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Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Saturday, December 23, 2017
Art, Compassion and Generosity
| This sculpture is located just outside the A&D Department. |
Please consider a contribution to the newly established QCC Food Pantry.
Saturday, December 16, 2017
QCC Art Warmth
Getting a little too cold for you? Well, visit the QCC Art Gallery and discover the warmth within.
Currently appearing at the QCC Art Gallery are the oil on linen stylings of Wulan in the main gallery and some impressive new acquisitions on the second floor.
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Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Be a Friend
Many do not realize that the QCC Art Gallery, as excellent as it is, depends entirely upon memberships and donations to support all of its activities. Luckily, many generous souls, like those pictured below, understand the value of art and contribute. In this season of generosity, won't you please join them?
Click pics below for more information
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Tuesday, December 5, 2017
2 Colleagues, 2 Artists, 2 Books
The QCC Art Gallery Press has published the work of many of our own gifted colleagues.
If you're curious about recent collaborations, just click the images for more information.
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Sunday, September 10, 2017
Architecture: KHRCA
| View of the KHRCA past this profile of Despair |
The Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center and Archive(KHRCA) at QCC-CUNY is one of the finest institutions of its kind, and to add allure for scholars, as well as for any with refined aesthetic sensibilities, it is housed within an intriguing building near the main gate on campus.
| The terrace at the KHRCA, for moments of reflection |
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