48 JUNE 2014 I LIC COURIER I www.queenscourier.com art calendar JUNE 14 MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE 35-01 35th Ave., Astoria 718-777-6888 “AMERICAN MESHUGGANA” On view through September 21 “AMERICAN MESHUGGANA” is a new 18-minute video installation by South Korea-based art collective Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries on view in the museum’s lobby as a 50x8 foot-long projection. The video was commissioned by the Museum. “The new work places the duo’s signature text-based animations set to an original jazz score on a noirish, continuous black-and-white shot of urban traffic,” according to a Museum description. JEFFREY LEDER GALLERY 21-37 45th Rd., Long Island City 917-767-1734 “Works on Paper III” June 29-August 3 “Works on Paper III” is the third of these juried exhibitions which will occupy two floors of the gallery. The pieces in this installation range in variety from drawing, painting, printmaking to photography. “Working on paper has expanded from preparatory sketches for painting or sculpture to now being respected artwork unto itself,” according to a gallery description. SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK 32-01 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City 718-956-1819 “Scarecrow” On view through August 3 Scarecrow is a new site-specific installation by artist Zilvinas Kempinas, his first major outdoor installation in the United States, and the largest installation in Socrates Sculpture Park’s 28-year history. The sculpture is a 250-foot-long, thirteen-foot high kinetic pathway composed of 200 stainless steel, mirrored poles connecting energetic slopes of silver Mylar ribbon overhead. “Scarecrow” will reflect its surrounding environment and making it continuously change throughout the exhibition. MOMA PS1 22-25 Jackson Ave., Long Island City 718-784-2084 “Warm Up 2014” Saturdays, June 28 through September 6 3–9 PM; doors open at Noon $18 in advance, $20 day-of In its 17th year, MOMA PS1 will launch its “Warm Up” outdoor music series introducing audiences to the best in experimental live music, sound, and DJs (local and international). “Warm Up” is held in the courtyard and this year will feature an installation by New York architecture firm The Living (David Benjamin), Hy-Fi, the winning design of the 15th annual Young Architects Program. Rendering courtesy The Living
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