march13 art calendar COMPILED BY ANTHONY O’REILLY FLUX FACTORY 39-31 29th Street, Long Island City, New York (718) 707-3362 Georgia@fluxfactory.org. “The Wonder Cabinet” On view until March 31 Bringing together sculptors, costumers, video artists, and more, “Wonder Cabinet” is a partnership of story writing and wunderkammer (wonder room). The pieces are a product of a set of round-table discussions and the narrative behind the exhibition will be published by the museum’s resident writer, Irene Lee. The content of the pieces, including scenery, character and plot will be up to the artists themselves. The artists will create a “cabinet of wonders” for all visitors to see. Opening reception will take place on Saturday, March 16. JEFFREY LEDER GALLERY 21-37 45th Road, Long Island City, NY 11101 (917) 767-1734 jeffrey@jeffreyledergallery.com “International Painting NYC II” On view until March 17 This juried exhibition will feature paintings from artists around the globe, picked by Jeffrey Leder, director of the gallery, and photographer/architect Orestes Gonzalez. Artists selected for this exhibition are Randy Aragon, Tara Bergey, Jeanenette Cherry, Wendy Cross, Adrian Hatfield, Suejin Jo, James Kennedy, Arthur May, Emily Rich, Gabe Scelta, Wayne Toepp and Cecilia Whittaker- Doe.The exhibit will feature pieces spanning the creativity in the medium of painting. com queenscourier.www. •2013 SPACEWOMb march 22-48 Jackson Avenue # 1., Long Island City, New York (917) 444-2667 spacewomb@gmail.com •courier “Square” On view until March 22 This exhibition will feature a long list of artists from around the world, focusing on a variety of square works. The salon style exhibit will run for an indefinite lic amount of time. 46 MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 22-25 Jackson Avenue Long Island City, NY 11101 (718) 784-2084 mail_ps1@moma.org “Expo 1: Rockaway Call for Ideas” Following the catastrophic aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, the Museum of Modern Art, along with the museum’s department of architecture and design, will look for ideas for a sustainable waterfront. Designers, architects, artists and others can present ideas for alternative housing models, creation of social spaces, urban interventions, new uses of public space, the rebuilding of the boardwalk, protection of the shoreline, and actions to engage local communities. Twenty-five of the proposals will be displayed during April. For submission forms visit momaps1.org
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