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Welcome to the LIC Arts Open 2013! It has been another wild ride putting together the brochure (it always is, some-thing to do with publishing!) but we hope you will agree that it is a little more legible and easier to navigate!

I am so excited by some of the incredible events, exhibitions and art that are on display this year. We have some great new contributors; in particular I am pleased to welcome one of NYC’s essential art resources, Material for 7KH�$UWV��DV�ZHOO�DV�6WXGLR��PXOWLSOH�DUWLVWV�VWXGLRV��WKH�LQWHUQDWLRQDOO\�UHQRZQHG��3RLQW]�JUDIÀWL�PXVHXP��7KH�Space, No Longer Empty. We are happy to welcome back galleries like The Jeffrey Leder Gallery, Diego Salazar Gallery and studios like Mittman, Wills, Reis and many others. Beside the great exhibitions and events one of the biggest parts of the festival is the Open Studios which take place on Saturday and Sunday from noon – 6pm. Come and visit some of LIC’s incredible artists in their studios where much of the art is on sale, or just browse and prepare to be amazed by the incredible amount of skill and talent in LIC. There are many highlights but in par-ticular this years regular contributor, seminal musician Pat Irwin, presents a unique concert featuring music from the HBO show Bored To Death, sponsored by Modern Spaces. Large-scale art shows are in signature buildings all over the neighborhood but don’t miss The Gotham Center exhibition or The Clocktower exhibition in Queens Plaza. More intimate but equally fascinating, exhibitions and shows can also be found at Ten10 Studios, The Secret 7KHDWUH�*DOOHU\��0DQGXFDWLV�5XVWLFD��0RGHUQ�6SDFHV�RIÀFHV�DQG�DW�.U\SWRQ�1HRQ�VWXGLR��7KLV�LV�DOVR�WKH�VHFRQG�year of our “10x10” Exhibition and Fundraiser. which features a large number of artists who will create special 10” x 10” pieces which will be available to purchase.

Other amazing offerings include the Queens New Music Festival at The Secret Theatre. You can also experience a live radio show recording “In The Room”, featuring Joel Murray (God Bless America/Monsters Inc) and our friends at The Queen World Film Fest present a ‘best of’ selection. We once again extend our gratitude to our major partner The Court Square Diner, and to the LIC Partnership and Councilmember Jimmy Van Bramer for their incredible support. We really couldn’t present the festival without them.

Lastly, I want to thank Development Directors and colleagues Jeffrey Leder and Juvenal Reis, Garden Party host Orestes Gonzalez and my team, especially Assistant Director Matt Greco, Lead Designer Matt Stefani, curators .DUHQ�'LPLW�DQG�-HDQ�0DULH�*X\DX[�DV�ZHOO�DV�*LDQQD�&HUERQH�7HROL��0RVW�RI�DOO�,�ZDQW�WR�JLYH�VLQFHUH�WKDQNV�WR�the artists and community of LIC.

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April 5, 2013 Dear Friends, Congratulations on the 3rd annual Long Island City Arts Open and to all of the volunteers who make this week long event such a consistently wonderful event. As a co-sponsor and supporter of the LIC Arts Open this year, I am truly excited to be a part of this event, celebrating this exceptionally talented artistic community. It is a great honor and privilege to serve the burgeoning community of artists in Long Island City that has helped to develop this area into a destination for tourists and local residents who are seeking the true New York City artistic experience. Entering its third consecutive celebration, the Long Island City Arts Open offers an informative introduction into the workspaces that produce the beautiful and thought-provoking work that comes out of our neighborhoods. To all those who have come to Western Queens for this fantastic event, I extend a warm and heartfelt welcome. This area is home to one of the largest collections of gallery and studio space in the City, and I am proud to support this event, which provides us with a chance to celebrate the artists who use this space as well as the work they produce. This event has proven to be a wonderful addition to the growing calendar of events in our neighborhood, and I look forward to supporting the Long Island City Arts Open for many years to come. A special congratulations to Richard Mazda and all of the volunteers who make this celebration what it is! Sincerely,

Jimmy Van Bramer New York City Council Member

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Dear Friends,

Congratulations on the 3rd annual Long Island City Arts Open and to all of the volunteers who make this week long event such a consistently wonderful event. As a co-sponsor and supporter of the LIC Arts Open this year, I am truly excited to be a part of this event, celebrating this exceptionally talented artistic community.

It is a great honor and privilege to serve the burgeoning community of artists in Long Island City that has helped to develop this area into a destination for tourists and local residents who are seeking the true New York City artistic experience. Entering its third consecutive celebration, the Long Island City Arts Open offers an informative introduction into the workspaces that produce the beautiful and thought-provoking work that comes out of our neighborhoods.

To all those who have come to Western Queens for this fantastic event, I extend a warm and heartfelt welcome. This area is home to one of the largest collections of gallery and studio space in the City, and I am proud to support this event, which provides us with a chance to celebrate the artists who use this space as well as the work they produce. This event has proven to be a wonderful addition to the growing calendar of events in our neighborhood, and I look forward to supporting the Long Island City Arts Open for many years to come.

A special congratulations to Richard Mazda and all of the volunteers who make this celebration what it is!

Jimmy Van BramerNew York City Council Member

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foundersRichard Mazda and Karen Dimit

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development directorJuvenal Reis

development directorJeffrey Leder

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executive directorRichard Mazda

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WEDNESDAY MAY 15TH

LIC ARTS OPEN 2013 OPENING PARTY10X10 BENEFIT OPENING

May 15th // 6-9pmOur Opening Party kicks off on Weds evening with music, drinks and food while we launch this years 10 x 10 exhibition with over a hundred unique pieces of specially created art-works all available in a Silent Auction on behalf of QCA’s ‘HS to AS’ and LIC Arts Open.ArtPlusLIC at Reis Studios43-01 22nd Stwww.reisstudios.com718-784-5577

PILLOW TALKMay 18th // 10:30pm // Entry: $10

Climb in bed with an actor and experience 3,//2:�7$/.��DQ�LPSURYLVHG�LQWHUDFWLYH�scene inspired by a fortune cookie. Playing with Reality creates interactive performance art between the sheets of a queen-sized bed in a special festival late-night show at the Secret Theatre. Participate or just watch; the choice is up to you. $/62�/22.�)25�3,//2:�7$/.�$7�9(1-UES ON THE FOLLOWING DATES: Wednesday May 15th 6-9pm - ArtPlusLIC at Reis Studios, 43-01 22nd Street, FREEThursday May 16th 6-9pm - Gotham Cen-ter, 42-09 28th St (Ground Floor), FREESaturday May 18th -The Secret Theatre, 44-02 22nd Street, $10 EntryPlaying With Reality www.playingwithreality.org347-743-2742

PAINTINGS & DRAWINGS Jorge Posada

May 15th-June 16th // Reception May 15th 5-7pmJeffrey Leder Gallery is proud to present a solo exhibit of Colombian-born-American art-ist Jorge Posada paintings and drawings. Jorge’s DUW�KDV�HYROYHG�LQWR�D�VHPL�ÀJXUDWLYH�GHSLFWLRQ�of the body, he also creates abstract paintings UHÁHFWHG�LQ�KLV�VHULHV��:KLVSHUV�RQ�WKH�:DOO��Jorge lives in NYC and creates his artwork in Long Island City.Jeffrey Leder Gallery21-37 45th Road

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GROUP EXHIBITIONMay 15th – June 15th // Reception May 15th 7-9pmArtists of the Diego Salazar Art StudiosDiego Salazar Art Gallery21-25 44th Avenuewww.diegosalazar.com718-937-9077Mon.- Fri: 11-6pm, Sat: 12-5pm

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GIMME SHELTERMay 15th - June 30th // Reception May 15th 6-9pm A Photo Group Show based on the theme of SHELTER and the feelings & expectations the word evokes in us. Curated by Orestes Gonzalez, Architect & Photographer.Insite Design Studio21-54 45 Avewww.insitedesignstudio.com718-472-1400Mon-Fri: 12-5:30pm Sat: 12-4pm

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ON THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDERPaintings by NY based artist Costain

May 14th – 26th // Reception May 15th 6-8pm8QLTXH�FRPELQDWLRQ�RI�ÀJXUDWLYH�DQG�DEVWUDFW�style. To view additional artworks please visit AES Gallery at 44-02 23rd Street, Studio 507 during LIC Arts Open weekend (May 18th & 19th). www.galleryaes.comThe Secret Theater Gallery44-02 23rd Stwww.thesecrettheater.com718-392-0722

REASONS TO BE PRETTY

May 15th – 19th, 8pm Entry: $18Bedlam Ensemble’s production of Neil LaBute’s 2009 Tony nominated play, “Reasons to be Pretty”. In this biting comic drama, four friends’ lives are changed forever after Greg makes an offhanded comment about his girl-friend’s “regular” face. “Reasons to be Pretty” SXWV�WKH�ÀQDO�FDS�RQ�D�WULORJ\�RI�SOD\V�WKDW�beg the question: how much is pretty worth? Also look for “Reasons to be Pretty” on the following dates: Wednesday May 15th, 8pmThursday May 16th, 8pmFriday May 17th, 8pmSaturday May 18th, 8pm

Sunday May 19th, 3pm and 8pmwww.bedlamensemble.com

SQUARE WINE & SPIRITSSPRING ART COLLECTIVE

May 15th – July 31st // Reception May 15th 6-9pmSquareWine & Spirits is hosting a collective featuring three NYC based female artists: Alexandra Spellman, Norma Greenwood, and Stephanie Jornov. The artists, working in various mediums, each have their own unique style but are similarly inspired by both nature and the spirited energetic beauty of NYC.alexandraspellman-artist.comnormagreenwood.com

stephaniejornov.carbonmade.comCourt Square Wine & Spirits2420 Jackson Avenuewww.courtsquarwine.com718-707-9911Hours: Mon-Sun: 12-9pm

CLASSIC ROCK // Matthew CarasellaMay 14th – August 26th“Classic Rock” pays tribute to an era im-mortalized by the automobile and the music that came from it. Featuring old school car photography with a touch of grunge psyche-delic as well as “record store” photography WDNHQ�GXULQJ�%OHHFNHU�%RE·V�5HFRUGV�ÀQDO�business hours in The Village, “Classic Rock” lives beyond nostalgia.”LIC Market21-52 44th Drwww.licmarket.com718-361-0013Mon & Tues: 7-3:30pm Wed - Fri: 7-3:30pm & 6pm-10pm Sat: 10-3:30pm & 6pm-10pm Sun: 10-3:30pm

QUEENS NEW MUSIC FESTIVALA sister festival to the LIC Arts Open, the Queens New Music Festival brings together groups of international musi-cians for fours nights of live music. For more details on the Queens New Music Festival performances please navigate to queensnewmusicfestival.org

all shows take place at:The Big Theatre at The Secret Theatre4402 23rd St LIC, NY 11101www.secrettheatre.com718-392-0722

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PERIAPSIS MUSIC AND DANCE May 16 // 8pm // Entry: $20Periapsis Music and Dance is excited to present WKH�VHFRQG�SURJUDP�RI�LWV�ÀUVW�VHDVRQ�DV�SDUW�RI�the Queens New Music Festival. Not only will we offer a wide variety of new music by emerging and established composers performed by our talented resident musicians, we will present these works with new choreography by our own resident dance artists and guests.

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IN THE ROOM LIVEWed 15th 9pm Entry: FREEBecome a “Roommate” as part of the live stu-dio audience at this special LIC ARTS OPEN taping of IN THE ROOM (with Joe, Jay, Eric, and Lyle) - the hit weekend radio show and comedy podcast! Special guest, actor/director Joel Murray (One Crazy Summer, God Bless America) will be in the ROOM to talk about his upcoming movie Monsters University, the highly anticipated sequel to Monsters Inc. Experience live some of your favorite games and segments, special surprise guests, and of course lots of Joe, Jay, Eric, and Lyle! Seating LV�YHU\�OLPLWHG�DQG�ZLOO�EH�DYDLODEOH�RQ�D�ÀUVW�FRPH��ÀUVW�VHUYH�EDVLV��DW�WKH�GRRU��EHJLQQLQJ�at 6pm. For exciting updates visit intheroom-withus.com. 18+ May contain explicit content.ArtPlusLIC at Reis Studios43-01 22nd St

Running as a common thread through this program is a stream of constant sixteenth notes. Other than this musical commonality, the pieces couldn’t be more different. Works include Steve Reich’s “Different Trains,” Tristan Perich’s “Interface,” Dan Becker’s “Lockdown,” and David Crowell’s “Open Road.”

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May 18th // 1-2:30 pm // Entry: $20New music ensemble TWO SIDES SOUNDING SUHVHQWV�%522./<148((16�(;35(66:$<��a concert featuring vocalists Daniel Neer and Eleanor Taylor and pianist Mila Henry in works that explore life in Brooklyn and Queens through snapshots of New Yorkers’ everyday modes of transportation.

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Artists: Karen Cintron, John Day, Karen Dimit, Beth Williams Garrett, William Garrett, Peter Goldwater, Matt Greco, Kenny Greenberg, Jean-Marie Guyaux, Sin-Ying Ho, Osaretin Ighile, Eliot Lable, Antonia Perez, Priscilla Stadler Two Gotham Center, Queens Plaza South, at 28th Street

LUBA LUKOVA - RECENT PRINTSMay 15th -19th // Reception May 16th 6-8pmInternationally renowned, New York based Luba Lukova creates iconic images that have punch and are laced with such feeling that they often merit a second look. She is regarded as one of the most distinctive image-makers working today. Lukova uses metaphors, the juxtaposition of symbols and very few lines and text to best capture the essence of basic humanity. Her work is included in the permanent collections of MoMA, the Library of Congress, the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris, and the World Bank. She has held solo exhibitions at UNESCO in Paris, DDD Gallery in Osaka, La MaMa Gallery in New York, and the Art Institute of Boston. http://altpick.com/lubalukova; lukova.netClocktower 29-27 41st Ave

LIC ARTS OPEN 2013 GROUP SHOWMay 15th -19th // Reception May 16th 6-8pmGroup show of LIC-based artists: Bertille de Baudiniere, Gabino A. Castelán, Michelle Cheikin, Jean Patrick Guilbert, Jack Howard-Potter, Annalisa Iadicicco, Ananda Lima, Ray & Rita Normandeau, Selva Sanjines, Studio 7/Junenoire & Nadia, and Rita Varian. Brought to you by the generous support of No Longer Empty.www.nolongerempty.org Clocktower29-27 41st Ave

LONG FORGOTTEN SONGArtwork by Ben Pederson

May 16th – August 30th Reception May 16th 6:30-9pmMaterials for the Arts welcomes Ben Peder-son, the new MFTA Artist in Residence for Spring 2013. Pederson is a New York City artist who creates unique assemblages out of a diversity of repurposed materials which are given a delicate and deliberate treatment of bright day-glow colors and surface textures. Pederson’s work has been shown in group and solo shows throughout the United States and he has an MFA in Sculpture from University of Massachusetts. Come meet Pederson and see him working in his MFTA studio on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout April and May.You are also invited to join us for an art-making workshop on the Third Thursday of June taught by Ben Pederson. On June 20 from 6:30-8:30 pm Pederson will lead participants in creating an art project at MFTA. All Third Thursday workshops are open to the public

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PIKAIA // Hans Tammen & Third Eye OrchestraMay 18th // 5-6:30pm // Entry: $20Hans Tammen uses Earle Brown’s open form com-position idea as a starting point to create a large multi-movement piece for string and wind quartets, keyboards, rhythm section, voice and live sound processing.

CROSSINGS: NEW YORK - PITTSBURGMay 18th // 8-10pm // Entry: $20.DWH�'LOOLQJKDP�DQG�$PLU�.KRVURZSRXU��&URVVLQJV��New York - Pittsburg The Random Access Music composers’ collective SUHVHQWV�.DWH�'LOOLQJKDP�DQG�$PLU�.KRVURZSRXU��ZKR�will perform 6 new works—5 world premieres.

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and encourage creative development through arts reuse.Materials for the Arts33-00 Northern Blvdwww.mfta.org718-729-3001

UNKNOWN GROUP SHOWMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 16th 7pm-Midnight&ROOHHQ�%ODFNDUG��=RÀD�%RJXV]��5RGULJR�9DOOHVSteve Wasterval, Mike Wolf, Leihei EmigliSpace Gallery29-09 39th Avenuewww.facebook.com/ArtSPACEGallery2718-219-7010Gallery Hours:Mon-Fri: 10-6pm

LINED-UPWorks on paper by Cristian Pietrapiana

May 15th – 19th // Reception May 16th 5-8pm& May 18th 6-9pmA series of recent works on paper that playfully explores and incorporates “the line.” From May 15 through May 19 Cristian Pietrapiana will also be

creating a “live” piece at the gallery. www.pietrapiana.netThe Space 25-17 41st AvenueGallery Hours:May 15: 5-8 pm, May 16: 5-8 pm, May 17: 5-7 pm, May 18: 2-9 pm, May 19: 2-6 pm

1ST ANNUAL OPEN CALL GROUP EXHI-BITION STUDIO 34 GALLERY May 15th – 19th // Reception May 16th 6-9pm1st Annual Open Call Group Exhibition at Studio 34 Gallery Show includes Paintings, Sculptures & Instal-lation by Local Artists. www.studio34-artspace.tumblr.comStudio 34 Gallery34-01 38th Ave, 4th Flwww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832Gallery Hours: Fri: 12-5pm Sat-Sun: 12-7pm

A CONCERT // Globular ClusterInstallation/audience participationMay 16th, 18th, 19th

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ROTTOBELLA: WORKS OF BROKEN BEAUTY

A mixed media presentation on loopMay 16th, 18th, 19thReception May 16th 6-9pmWe are RottoBella, a handmade media label focused on creating works of “broken beauty: $�PL[WXUH�RI�ÀOP��PXVLF��KDQGPDGH�ERRNV��art – intimate artifacts of exquisite creativity & meaningful impact.” www.rottobella.comStudio 3434-01 38th Avewww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832

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BRUSH-VOTESCREATING THE CREATOR

Performance/Audience ParticipationMay 16th, 18th, 19th // Reception May 16th 6-9pmA multidimensional project that will include a series of 4 public performances in which the audience will be transformed into a performer-the creator of a group of collective paintings. The performances will culminate in a 1 day exhibition of created works. (This proj-ect was made possible-in part-by the Queens Council on the Arts with public funds from the New York City Dept of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council)Studio 3434-01 38th Avewww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832Hours:Thurs: 6-9pmSat-Sun: 12-7pm



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LICARTISTS, INC: INDEPENDENTS GROUP SHOW

May 15th – 19thReception May 16th 6-9pmLIC Artists, Inc. was founded in 1986 and in-corporated in 1989 with a mission to increase the visibility of professional visual artists work-ing in the Long Island City.www.licartists.orgStudio 3434-01 38th Avewww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832Hours: Thurs: 6-9pm Sat-Sun: 12-7pm

BEACH ELEMENTS IIMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 16th 6-9pmBeaches are one of nature’s most healing environments. Each artist in this exhibition uses the beach as part of the canvas, either by depicting scenes or using natural elements found on the beach. Artists: Zach Bermann, Emma Fee, Amy Geller, Nancy Gesimondo, 1\FNL�5LYHUD��&HLO�5RVVL��$GHOH�6KWHUQ��.DULQD�Aguilera Skvirsky, Helaine Soller. Nancy Gesi-mondo, curator.Studio 34: 34-01 38th Avewww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832 Hours: Thurs: 6-9pm Sat-Sun: 12-7pm

ASIAN AND ASIAN AMERICAN ARTIST GROUP SHOW

May 15th – June 5th // Reception May 16th 8-10pm5(62%2;�ZLOO�KRVW�D�JURXS�H[KLELWLRQ�IHDWXU-ing Asian and Asian American Artists who work or live in Long Island City area, Queens. This exhibit explores Asian cultural diversity in LIC. RESOBOX41-26 27th Stwww.resobox.com718-784-3680Gallery Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-9pm Sat-Sun:12-5pm, Closed Tues

AKIE BERMISSLIC Academy of Music Faculty ConcertSinger, composer and pianist Akie Bermiss is presenting an eclectic mix of R&B, Soul and

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FAMILYMay 17th-24th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmA thematic group exhibition featuring painting, sculpture, pottery, alternative photography and ÀJXUDWLYH�JODVV��Participating Artists: Jonathan Lev - Painting, Melissa Bieri - Pottery, Yoko Suetsugu - Metal/Iron Sculpture, William Garrett - Alternative Photo, Beth Williams - Sculpture, Jude Amsel - Glass/Photo/Sculpture, Aidan Oneal - Painting, Jesse Winter -Alternative PhotoTEN10 Studios 10-10 47th Rdwww.ten10studios.com 917-449-9539

PAUL STIPKOVICHMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmPaul Stipkovich is an artist and muralist. Paul is a native of Queens and has lived and worked LQ�/�,�&��IRU�RYHU��\HDUV��+LV�ZRUN�UHÁHFWV�his love for machinery, architecture and man-made objects. www. paulstipkovich.comManducatis Rustica46-33 Vernon Blvdwww.manducatisrustica.com718-937-1312

TONY VACCAROMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmTony Vaccaro is a photographer, writer, and longtime Long Island City resident. Featured in many newspapers all around the world, he is said to be one of the greatest photographers of our time. A recognized war photographer, Vaccaro has captured the life of over 2000renowned artists, playwrights and architects.Manducatis Rustica46-33 Vernon Blvdwww.manducatisrustica.com718-937-1312

SKETCHES FROM SPAINWorks by Jesse Winter

May15th - June 11th OpenDoor10-09 50th Ave www.opendoorrestaurant.com718-361-8589

IN & OUT OF TIME Panoramic Images by Rafael O. Gonzalez

May 15th -19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmNew luminescent work printed on aluminum by Colombian-born, 360° panoramic artist Rafael O. Gonzalez.www.rafaelogonzalez.comSHI



SUNDAY, MAY 19THE FUTURE OF MUSICKim-Castillo-Evol Trio

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May 19th // 3 pm // Entry: $201(:�63$1,6+�:25.6�)25�9,2/,1�$1'�*8,-TAR AND SOLO GUITAR Duo Sonidos is an award-winning chamber duo founded in 2006 by classical guitarist Adam Levin DQG�YLROLQLVW�:LOOLDP�.QXWK�DW�WKH�1HZ�(QJODQG�Conservatory.

MANTRA PERCUSSIONMay 19th // 6:30 pm // Entry: $20Recognized by The New Yorker and TimeOut New York for presenting one of the ten best classical per-formances in 2012, Mantra Percussion is committed to substantially expanding the future of percussion repertoire.

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PASSAGES // Paintings by Dulcy MolinaMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pm“Passages” is an exhibition of abstract paint-ings by the artist Dulcy Molina. This show encapsulates particular periods of the artists’ conceptual realizations. The exhibit location provides honest to the concepts of the work itself: it gives the public access to it in an every day setting, outside of the Gallery or Museum. Therefore the viewer experiences the work in the same way the Artist had in creating it.dulcymolina.comSkinny’s Cantina47-05 Center Blvdwww.skinnyscantina.com718-729-8300

IN AND OUTSIDE THE WALLS II

May 17th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-8pmMittman artist group show includes: Tomek Bogacki, Eileen Coyne, Jorge Posada, Felix Sherman, and Maria Spector.Mittman Building10-27 46th Avenuewww.posadastudiogallery.blogspot.com646-379-9597Show Hours:Sat-Sun: Noon-6pm

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PATRICK CHRISTIANOMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 5-7pmCocktail specials and delicious snacks!Alobar46-42 Vernon Blvdwww.AlobarNYC.com718-752-6000

INTERIORS & EXTERIORSRecent works by Jack Sundquist

May 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmMatted LIC46-36 Vernon Blvdwww.matted-lic.com718-786-8660

GUILIN, I WILL BE FOREVER GRATEFULPaintings by Michelle O’Connell

May 15th – June 14th // Reception May 17th 6-8pmI went to China with the intention of leav-ing behind the things I knew, and gaining knowledge of a world I knew nothing about. Over the four years I spent there, I not only experienced Chinese culture, but I experi-enced a complete self-transformation. This metamorphosis cannot only be seen in myself as a person, but also in my paintings. I am no longer trying to ease my pain through paint, as in my pre-China works, but rather painting my gratitude for the place that helped to heal my suffering. www.michelleoco.comModern Spaces47-42 Vernon Blvdwww.modernspacesnyc.com718-784-1110Hours: Mon-Fri: 10-5pm Sat-Sun: 12-5pm

UNTITLED PHOTOGRAPHS // GildoMay 15th – 19th // Reception May 17th 6-9pmPhotographs by internationally renowned Pho-tographer Gildo Nicolo Spadoni whose work is represented in over 60 countries. Born and raised in Astoria/L.I.C. Vintage color transpar-HQF\�DQG�EODFN�DQG�ZKLWH�ÀOP�LPDJHV�IURP�WKH�past 40 years capturing the essence of nations and right here in NYC. www.gildo.comPrudential Douglas Elliman 47-37 Vernon Blvdwww.elliman.com1-800-ELLIMAN

NEW YORK CITYGUITAR ORCHESTRA

May 17th // 7pm // Suggested Donation: $10The NYC Guitar Orchestra, through its ambi-tious commissioning program will be premier-ing stunning new works by LIC resident Pat Irwin of the b-52s, Raybeats, and HBO; Joshua Eustis of Telefon Tel Aviv and NIN; and Fred Hand, guitarist for the Met Opera and NY Philharmonic. The orchestra is comprised of 30 wonderful professional and amateur guitar-ists, conducted by Jason Sagebiel, owner of the LIC based music school Sage Music. See www.nyccgs.com or www.sagemusic.co

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WHAT’S NEW IN LONG ISLAND CITYWalking Tours with Jack Eichenbaum

5:45pm-8pm // Entry: $15We’ll walk from Queens Plaza to the East River waterfront. Re-zoning and demographic change stemming from Manhattan spillover spark revitalization in this once industrial neighborhood. A lively arts community and restaurant scene has developed. The Plaza, where transit lines intersect, has been rezoned IRU�KRWHOV��FRQGRV�DQG�RIÀFHV��*DQWU\�3DUN��RQ�the East River, is the perfect place to view the midtown Manhattan skyline at sunset. After the tour, enjoy restaurants and LICAO events which abound in the nearby Vernon/Jackson area. Meet at the fare booth on the lowest level of the Queensboro Plaza station (N,Q,7)

SATURDAY MAY 18TH

10” X 10” - BENEFIT EXHIBITION& SILENT AUCTION

May 15th – 18thSilent Auction May 18th 6pm // Final Bid 7pmFor the 2nd year Reis Studios is organizing WKLV�XQLTXH�EHQHÀW��[��HYHQW�WR�FUHDWH�an opportunity for emerging collectors to acquire original artwork at reasonable price as well as to help support our much needed arts organizations. We issued an Open Call to all artists in LIC and a 10”x10” surface were given to all participating artists to create an artwork of their choice. Entry: $10.00 for a bidding paddle. $10.00 will be deducted from the winning bid. All works to be auctioned at D�VWDUWLQJ�ELG�RI��3URFHHGV�WR�EHQHÀW�the High School to Art School, Queens Coun-cil on the Arts Scholarship Program (HS2AS) and the LIC Arts Open. ArtPlusLIC at Reis Studios43-01 22nd Stwww.reisstudios.com718-784-5577

PAT IRWIN IS… BORED TO DEATHMay 18th, 8-11pmSuggested Donation: $10On Saturday, May 18th at 8:00 pm, Pat Irwin

will present a concert premier at the Gotham Center (Queens Plaza, Long Island City) featuring his original score from the much loved, and much missed, HBO series “Bored To Death.” Also featured will be a premier of Irwin’s “The Last Words Of Dutch Schultz” based on the book by William S. Burroughs DV�ZHOO�DV�RWKHU�ÀUVW�WLPH�SHUIRUPDQFHV�RI�original compositions. The musicians include some of New York City’s most prominent players from the con-temporary classical, jazz, theater, and alterna-tive rock and roll scenes. Clarice Jensen, cello Nadia Sirota, viola (ACME String Quartet) Dan Rieser, drums (Norah Jones, The Little Willies, Roseanne Cash) Tim Luntzel, bass (Norah Jones, Lee Renaldo, Roseanne Cash) Matt Ray, piano (Runner Up Thelonius Monk Piano Competi-tion 1999, Citizen Band) J. Walter Hawkes, trombone, uke, (Three-Time Emmy Winning Composer, “WonderPets”) Rob DeBellis, FODULQHW��VD[��'RQ�%\URQ��́ /LRQ�.LQJµ��0DUW\�(KUOLFK��ÁXWH��VD[��-RKQ�=RUQ��-XOLXV�+HPSKLOO��Mike Englander, vibes (Steve Reich, “Wicked,” “Sister Act”) AndyBlanco, percussion (“The Color Purple,” “Nice Work If You Can Get It”) Pat Irwin, guitar. Describing Irwin’s music in the New York Times, Robert Palmer wrote, “Pat Irwin was a mercurial presence on the New York rock scene of the early ‘80’s. The bands he helped found resemble each other only in that both had an aversion to the predictable and the ordinary.” An aversion to the predictable and ordinary aptly describes this unique concert program. Contact: [email protected] www.patirwinmusic.comTwo Gotham CenterQueens Plaza South, at 28th Street

BRICKHOUSE CERAMIC ART CENTER - OPEN HOUSE

May 18 // 11am - 6pm // Entry: FREEVisit our creative community of designers/makers and sculptors. Talk to the artists, see work in progress, and shop in our store. Demonstrations of wheel throwingat 2:00pm and 4:00pmBrickHouse Ceramic Art Center10-34 44th Drivewww.brickhouseny.com718-784-4907


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WATER.LGV�3RVWFDUG�$UW�&RQWHVWMay 15th - 19th Reception May 18th & 19th, 11-5pmWater can be an awesome and destructive force, but it can also be life sustaining and a source of joy. Queens’s young artists ponder beaches, ponds, puddles, pools, water balloons, water fountains, water cycle, and what we drink every day. This beautiful array of 5 x 7” postcards in paint, pastels, marker, collage, and photography captures what WATER means to the future caretakers of our planet. 4XHHQV�3DLGHLD�6FKRRO��VSRQVRU�44-02 23rd Street, Studio 206www.queenspaideiaschool.org718-361-0070

5POINTZ AEROSOL ART CENTER, INC.May 18th –19th // 1pm-7pm:DON�DURXQG�DQG�H[SORUH��IUHH��5POINTZ Aerosol Art Center, Inc., considered WR�EH�WKH�ZRUOG·V�SUHPLHUH�́ JUDIÀWL�0HFFD�µ�LV�an outdoor art exhibition space in Long Island City, New York. Aerosol artists / writers from around the world paint colorful pieces on the walls of this 200,000 square foot factory building..For VIP tours, Workshops conducted by Aerosol Artists, and other activities, please visit 5ptz.com5POINTZ Aerosol Art Center, Inc.46-23 Crane St, 5ptz.com

GROUP EXHIBITIONMay 15th – 19th Featuring: panoramic artist Rafael O. Gonzalez, photographer Greg Stowell, and world-re-nowned abstract painter Oscar Maxera. Join us for the Z Boutique Brunch on Saturday 11:30-4:30pm!Z Hotel11-01 43rd Avewww.zhotelny.com212-319-7000

DANIEL BAER

LIC Academy of Music Faculty ConcertMay 18 // 1pm Entry // FREEJuilliard trained concert pianist Daniel Baer

will be playing works by Barber, Schubert, Liszt and Chopin. The New York Times has de-scribed Mr. Baer as a performer who “achieved the often elusive … goal of putting virtuosity at the service of bigger ideas.” Mr. Baer will introduce each piece with a mini lecture to engage our young audience. LIC Arts Center��UG�6WUHHW�6XLWHV��QG�ÁRRU�www.facebook.com/LICMUSIC917-548-3598

TARA MARCHIONNAWoven Shibori Scarf DemonstrationMay 18th & 19th 2-4pmA demonstration will take place in her studio #434 where will show how she creates her :RYHQ�6KLERUL�6FDUYHV�IURP�VWDUW�WR�ÀQLVK��including dyeing. Studio 3434-01 38th Avewww.facebook.com/studio34lic718-913-2832Hours: Sat-Sun: 2-4pm

QUEENS WORLD FILM FESTIVAL“BEST OF” SCREENING

May 18th 2pmThe Queens World Film Festival prides itself in SURYLGLQJ�VRPHWKLQJ�IRU�HYHU\RQH��JUHDW�ÀOPV�at multiple venues, solid and informative panels with opportunities to network, develop ideas and establish contacts. Approximately 50 to ��PLQXWHV�RI�PDWHULDO��TXHHQVZRUOGÀOPIHV-tival.com7KH�6HFUHW�7KHDWUH��3RFR�44-02 23rd Stwww.secrettheatre.com718-392-0722

DOTTY DOT! May 18th 2pm Entry: $20“Dotty Dot!” shows us a day in the life of one VERY bossy twelve-year-old and her gang of quirky friends as they venture to put on a play (which Dotty will OBVIOUSLY direct)!The Secret Theatre 4402 23rd Stsecrettheatre.com718-392-0722

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May 15th – 19th Meet the Artist May 18th 2-4pmRiverview Restaurant2-01 50th Avewww.riverviewny.com718-781-2615

POP-OFF ART SHOW AT STUDIO JSaturday May 18th 9pm-11pmPop-Off Art Show featuring live painting and live music by DJ Smooth. Exhibiting new works by street artists Jerkface and Iman.Studio J, Eleven11 Lofts11-11 44th Roadwww.studiojlic.com718-482-0400

SUNDAY MAY 19TH

MIKA MIMURA & STUDENTSLIC ACADEMY OF MUSIC FACULTYCONCERT

Marimba and vibraphone virtuoso Mika Mimura and her students will present original works and arrangements from the classical

and popular repertoire. Free Admission.May 19th // 2pm // Entry // FREELIC Arts Center��UG�6WUHHW�6XLWHV��QG�ÁRRU�www.facebook.com/LICMUSIC917 548-3598

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May 19th // 2 pm // Entry: FREEMarimba and vibraphone virtuoso Mika Mimura and her students will present original works and arrangements from the classical and popular repertoire. Free Admission.

LICAO CLOSING PARTYMay 19th, 6-9pmAfter a third incredible year come to the amazing Diego Salazar Gallery for drinks and food among a great exhibition featuring the artists from the Salazar studios above the Gal-lery. Don’t miss this!Diego Salazar Art Studios & Gallery21- 25 44th Avewww.diegosalazar.com718-937-9077

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The walls around me are adorned with antique art frames, all intricately chiseled and shin-ing in gold leaf. I fear one heavy breath from my urban lungs will be the corrosive end for this one-winged cherub I’m closely examining. ��́ 7KDW�RQH�LV�IURP�WKH�ÀIWHHQWK�century,” says Diego Salazar, “it is one of my favorites.” Diego is the man who restored this tiny frame and the several hundred other antique frames hanging in the Diego Salazar Art Gallery. He is a modest man – “Just make me look handsome,” he jokes. He is clearly at ease amongst his frames, Ya-Da-Da-Da’ing the chorus of “Piano Man” as he wields his nail gun and measuring tape. But his easy going nature belies the ambition

and hard work it took for him to get where he is today. “When I was 17 and a half I came from Columbia. I had two dollars in my pocket. I arrived on a Sunday, and the next day I started working in frames, by chance. My friend had a job at a place, and I started working there. It became my passion. I became independent after 5 years. When I was 22 I opened P\�ÀUVW�VKRS�µ Not surprisingly, the early years were a struggle. “I used to carry humongous boxes down Madison Avenue in the sum-mertime, with the tie, with the jacket. I walked for 50 blocks, and nobody bought anything from me,” he recalls with a smile. Incremental success and bigger spaces came. At 21-25 44th Ave, his current home, he entered

into a symbiotic relationship with the artists of his adopted neighborhood. Diego would be WKH�ÀUVW�WR�DGPLW�WKDW�KH�ZDV�somewhat lacking in business acumen in the early years, but he developed a self-sustaining busi-ness model that has helped to make Long Island City the place for the arts that it is today.��́ ,�WKLQN�,�ZDV�WKH�ÀUVW�RQH�ZKR�started dividing the building to make art studios. Started that about 23, 24 years ago, in this building, and then 3 or 4 build-ings started doing the same thing. So I was kind of the pioneer!” Over the forty-plus years he’s worked in LIC, it never occurred to him to cash in on his property. ,Q�IDFW��KH�KDV�JUDGXDOO\�VLPSOLÀHG�his business so he can focus solely on antique restoration, his true passion.

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210 Adam Handleradhandlerstudio.com

217 Judy Araujo Volkmannwww.judyaraujovolkmann.com

219 Jean Ostrowwww.jeanostrow.com

219 Linda Arnoldwww.lindaarnoldstudio.com

222 Betsy Ashtonwww.betsyashton.com

223 Elizabeth [email protected]

224 Phoebe Hawkinsphoebehawkins.tumblr.com

228 Kyoko Takei [email protected]

230 Michelle O’Connellreisstudios.com/artists/michelle-oconnell-2

231 Ana Wieder-BlankAnaWiederBlank.Wordpress.com

237 Jean-Marie Guyauxwww.jmguyauxphoto.com

247 Kinuko Imai Hoffmanwww.kinuart.com

259 Alexandra Rowleywww.alexandrarowley.com

266 Kelly McCaffertykellymccafferty.net

306 Marilyn Walterwww.marilynwalter.com

309 Eleanor Rahimwww.eleanorrahim.com

311 Anne Kantor Kellettkantorkellett.com

314 Michael Berkowitz

314 Michael [email protected]

321 Eden Estephanedenestephan.com

322 Donna Levinstonedonnalevinstone.com

329 Liz Di GiorgioLizdigiorgio.com

338 Stef Duffywww.stefduffy.com

341 Robert Egertrobertegert.com

341 Barbara Westermannbarbarawestermann.com

343 Erika [email protected]

353 Nikki Schironikkischiro.com

400 Suzi Evalenkoreisstudios.com/

artists/suzi-evalenko/

401 Nancy Oliviernancyolivier.com

404 Andrew [email protected]

409 Bill Batemanwww.billbatemanartist.com

410 Carolyn Sheehanwww.carolynsheehan.com

411 Bradley Woodbradleywoodnyc.com

422 Patrick V Browngelatinsilverprint.com

425 Magda Dejosereisstudios.com/artists/magda-dejose

447 Jennifer Primoschwww.primosch.net

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4 Aliyah Seidler [email protected]

4 David [email protected]

PISCES AQUARIUS 20

21-21 46th Ave

106 JAMES SEFFEN 7 [email protected]

43-50 11th St.

michaelberkowitz.com

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27-28 Thomson Avenue422 Charles [email protected]

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106 David Fryewww.fryeworks.com

208 Julia Rooney205B Marianne Barcellonawww.mariannebarcellona.com

214 Glenn Marlowewww.SculpturesNYC.com

www.juliarooneystudio.com

224A Hilda [email protected]

224A Zoë [email protected]

227B Min [email protected]

234 Eliot Lable eliotlable.com

306 A Calina Hirizacalinahiriza.com

306B Cindy Avroch

CindyAvrochFineArt.com

315A Chie Shimizuchieshimizu.com

315B Amir [email protected]

323 Jose Carlos Casadowww.josecarloscasado.com

324 J Patrick [email protected]

324 Selva [email protected]

328 Lilian Engelwww.lilianrengel.com

335 Violet [email protected]

338A Posey [email protected]

340 Roxie [email protected]

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43-49 10TH STREET200 Tamar Hirschwww.tamarhirschl.com

204 Matt Grecowww.mfgreco.com

204 Karen Cintronwww.karencintron.com

300 Geoffrey Millergeoffreyowenmiller.com

300 Laini Nemettwww.laininemett.com

300 Ellen Schneidermanwww.ellenuschneiderman.com

305 David [email protected]

306 Carolyn Ardcarolynard.com

EDUARDO ANIEVAS 35 [email protected]

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10-10 44th Avenue 302 Marilee Cooper

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305 Woman Changing Facecaitlincraggs.com

angelastempel.com

306 Michele Bonellimbonelli.com

311 Evan Readhttp://www.evanread.net

313 Janya [email protected]

Marilee Cooper [email protected]

315 Yael Dresdneryaeldresdnerdesign.com

315 Walter O’Neill [email protected]

317 Myra Cargomyracargo.com

321 Tania Alvarez [email protected]

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DIEGO SALAZAR 2 21- 25 44th Ave & 43-32 22nd St

1N Orly [email protected]

105 Elinore Schnurrelinoreschnurr.com

204-1 Deborah Millsdeborahmillswoodcarving.com

304 Juan [email protected]

401-2 Ragnar Lagerbladragnarlagerblad.com

404-2 Whit Conradartbywhit.tumblr.com

406 Robert [email protected]

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40-09 21st Street, 6th Floor 3 Donnelly Marksassemblages.donnellymarks.com/

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Matthew Kirkmatthewalankirk.com

8 Alejandro Botubolwww.alejandrobotubol.com

8 Emily Socolov [email protected]

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Artists have been quietly moving to Long Island City for decades, attracted to its expansive former industrial spaces, and (relatively) cheap rents. Until recently, though, one thing artists didn’t settle here for was the innovative cuisine.

There are some great institu-tions in LIC: Manducatis has been dishing up home-

cooked Italian-American food from its brick store-front on Jackson Ave since 1977, and over on Vernon Blvd, Junior’s has been sling-LQJ�WHUULÀF�SL]]D�DQG�VWHDNV�for over eighty years. What we didn’t have, for many years, were restaurants for the culinary adventurers.

In the summer of 2009, some waves were made when famed mixologists Sasha Petraske and Richard Boc-FDWR�RSHQHG�WKH�'XWFK�.LOOV�Bar on Jackson Ave, serving exquisite vintage cocktails in a meticulously old-school space. But the tide really turned in August of 2010 when Quebecois chef Hugue

Dufour and his wife, Queens native Sarah Obraitis, transformed a diner on 49th Ave into the “it” res-taurant of the year. M. Wells Diner one year put LIC on the culinary map. Suddenly foodies were hopping on the 7 train in droves to partake of Dufour’s oysters with coffee sabayon and bone marrow with escargot.

Hugue Dufour is just one of the latest artists drawn to our neighborhood. He works with taste, bringing together thought-provoking FRPELQDWLRQV�RI�ÁDYRUV�DQG�textures, the way his LIC compatriots work with paint, ÀOP��RU�SHUIRUPHUV�RQ�D�stage. (Foie gras and oats, for example. Oysters Bolog-nese.) He is doing exactly what so many others in our community are doing – dar-ing to create something new. Cultural tent-pole P.S. 1 evi-dently agrees; they’ve given Dufour and Obraitis free reign over their café space, and their newest venture, M. Wells Dinette, is thriving.

Nowadays, we have a surge of artists to feed the artists. Jeff Blath has opened Alobar (46-42 Vernon Blvd), sharing his love of nose-to-tail eating. Nick Guitart has handcrafted the interior of his new restaurant Open Door (10-09 50th Ave), including the massive, yet delicate, 3-D mural of our iconic Pepsi-Cola sign – viewed, as we see it, from be-

hind. His food evokes the ca-maraderie LICers enjoy with snappy small bites available at a long and comfortable bar. A new set of culinary creators is settling in.

For those of us who have been around awhile, it can EH�GLIÀFXOW�WR�UHFRQFLOH�ZLWK�the changes coming to our beloved neighborhood, but some are welcome. The Long Island City that, for so long, attracted painters and sculptors is now attracting culinary innovators – if you feel like taking the pulse of a place, what could be a more encouraging sign?

HUNGRY FOR ARTby Julie Powell


Start your night at the Jeffrey Leder Gallery (21-37 45th Rd) to toast “Paintings and Drawings”, an exhibition of the work of Jorge Posada, from 5-7pm. Just a block away you can visit “Gimme Shelter”, the new show at Insight Design Studio (21-54 45th Ave), 6-9pm, or head over to Court Square Wines (24-20 Jackson Ave) and check out “3 Women Artists”, also from 6-9pm.

The Reis Gallery (43-01 22nd St) will be hosting the LICAO Grand Opening Party, 5-8pm – they will also be celebrating their “10x10” show, featuring over 100 LIC artists who have donated works to be auctioned to EHQHÀW�/,&$UWV2SHQ�RUJ�DQG�WKH�4XHHQV�Council on the Arts scholarships for the High School to Art School program. Right across the street, they’ll be celebrating the opening for Diego Salazar Art Studios at Diego Sala-zar Art Gallery (21-25 44th Ave) from 7-9pm.

Hungry for more art, and perhaps also

cheese? Head down 23rd St. and stop by The Secret Theatre (44-02 23rd St) where there will be a reception for Costain’s “On the Eye of the Beholder”, from 6-8pm. You could go around the corner to LIC Market (21-52 44th Dr) enjoy a delicious meal and some “Classic Rock”, a collection of pho-tography by Matthew Carasella, or Caffeina (44-02 23rd St) who will be holding a recep-WLRQ�IRU�)UDQ�.DXIPDQ·V�QHZ�VKRZ�́ ,QGLDQ�Encounters 2013”, 6-8pm.

Been on your feet for too long? Come back to The Secret Theatre and enjoy Neil LaBute’s reasons to be pretty, starting at 8pm. Or you could go back to Reis Gallery for “In the Room with Joe, Jay, Eric, and Lyle”, a live comedy podcast featuring special guest Joel 0XUUD\��IURP�WKH�XSFRPLQJ�DQLPDWHG�ÀOP�Monsters University).

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH

Want to go reception hopping? Start-ing at 6:30pm, feel free to check out the MFTA Gallery (33-00 Northern Boulevard, LIC, 3rd Floor) for the opening of “Long Forgotten Song”, a collection of works from Spring 2013 MFTA Artist in Residence Ben Pederson. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet Pederson and see him working in his MFTA studio on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout April and May. Don’t miss the opening reception at The Gotham Center (42-09 28th St at Queens Plaza South) for “Idle Hands”, 6-9pm, featur-ing a number of LIC artists. Also catch Luba Lukova at the Clocktower You can witness some live art at The Space (25-17 41st Ave) by Cristian Pietrapiana, and their new show “Lined-up”.

Studio 34 (34-01 38th Ave, Suite 426, Long

Island City), will be hosting receptions for a number of shows, including “LIC ARTISTS, INC: INDEPENDENTS GROUP SHOW”, “1st Annual Open Call Group Exhibition”, “RottoBella: works of broken beauty”, “BRUSH-VOTES--CREATING THE CREATOR”, “BEACH ELEMENTS II”, and “A Concert by Globular Cluster” from 6-9pm. Resobox (41-26 27th St) will be enjoying their group show featuring the work of Asian and Asian-American artists in Long Island City, 8-10pm. Going late into the night DQG�LQWR�WKH�́ 81.12:1µ�LV�6SDFH�*DO-lery (29-09 39th Ave), for a reception lasting from 7pm-Midnight.

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Brickhouse Pottery (10-34 44th Dr) will host the “Ceramic Art Center Open House”, which goes from 11am-6pm, and it’s free! Don’t miss the wheel-throwing demonstrations at 2pm and 4pm.From 2-4pm, you can meet Helaine Soller, artist and creator of “Water Environment Paintings”, on display at Riverview Restau-rant (2-01 50th Ave).Grab brunch at the ZNYCHotel (1-01 43rd Ave) between 11:30am and 4:30pm, and enjoy their Boutique Brunch, featuring the works of pano-artist Rafael O. Gonzalez, photographer Greg Stowell, and world-renowned abstract painter Oscar Maxera.5Pointz Aerosol Art Center, Inc. (45-46 Davis St), will be open both Saturday and Sunday from 1pm-7pm. Free of charge.Want to see a fashion show? Go to Studio 34 (34-01 38th Ave) at 2pm, where you can

ÀQG�WKH�́ $HVWKHWLN�6SULQJ�6XPPHU�:RP-enswear Fashion Happening”, featuring the work of Stacy Williams.Also from 2-4pm at Studio 34 you can also ÀQG�WKH�ZRUN�RI�7DUD�0DUFKLRQQD��ZKR�ZLOO�be offering a “Woven Shibori Scarf Demon-stration”.Begin your evening at the Reis Gallery (43-��QG�6W��IRU�WKH�́ ��[��%HQHÀW�$XFWLRQµ��supporting the LIC Arts Open Festival and the Queens Council on the Arts High School to Art School Portfolio program, starting at 6pm.Catch another reception at The Space (25-17 41st Ave) from 6-9pm for their show “Pietrapiana / Lined-up”. Don’t miss artist Cristian Pietrapiana create a live piece at the gallery.Later that evening, head over to the Gotham Center (42-09 28th St) for Pat Irwin’s “Bored To Death”, 6-11pm.And cap off your night with some “Pil-lowtalk” by PWR, at The Secret Theatre (44-02 23rd St) starting at 10:30pm.

SATURDAY MAY 18TH

OPEN STUDIOS in LIC, from 12:00-6:00!

Take a nice morning stroll with Jack Eichenbaum Walking Tours. Enjoy “Daylight Loft Buildings in Long Island City.” LIC’s great makeover at the beginning of the 20th century, coincided with the widespread introduction of this architectural innovation that modernized manufacturing and permit-ted assembly line production. Many of these EXLOGLQJV�DUH�ÀQGLQJ�QHZ�XVHV��QRWDEO\�DV�Artists’ Studios, while Long Island City is re-zoned for a post-industrial city. After the tour enjoy visiting artists’ open studios which are in some of the daylight loft buildings you will observe! Meet at NE corner 21 St/44 Drive (exit west end of E train, also connected to 7, G at Court Square/23 St). Fee $15. 10:30am–12:30pm.Don’t forget to stop by 5Pointz Aerosol Art Center, Inc. (45-46 Davis St.), who will be open both Saturday and Sunday from 1pm-7pm. Take a guided tour, check out a Cypher or poetry slam, or walk around the 5Pointz Art Gallery. Take a VIP Tour (book

24hrs in advance) or a workshop lead by an Aerosol artist (book 72hrs in advance, minimum 6 participants; contact [email protected]). Or you could just explore WKH��VTXDUH�IRRW�́ JUDIÀWL�0HFFD�µ�IUHH�of charge.Be sure to check out the amazing exhibitions at: The Gotham Center, The Clocktower, Materials for the Arts, Studio 34, Diego Salazar Studios, Caffeina, The Secret Theatre Gallery, Reis Studios, Z-Hotel, Space Gallery, Resobox, The Space, Square Wine & Spirits. Jeffrey Leder Gallery, Insite Design, Mittman, .U\SWRQ�1HRQ��0DQGXFDWLV�5XVWLFD��0DW-ted LIC, Alobar, Ten10 Studios, Prudential Douglas, Modern Spaces, Open Door, Skinny Cantina, Riverview, LIC Market.

Wind the LICAO weekend down with a little wine and a gorgeous view from the roof deck of the Diego Salazar Art Gallery (21-25 44th Ave). 6-9PM at the

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Carol Crawford www.carol-crawford.com

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Kristen Martin www.kristenlmartin.com

Sean Naftel www.seannaftel.com

Mary Pinto www.marypinto.com

Leonra Retsas www.retsas.com

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Ayakoh Furukawa ayakohfurukawa.net

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10-27 46th Ave.203 Maria Spectormariaspector.com

306 Jorge Posadawww.jorgeposada-artist.blogspot.com

311 LJ Ruellweusedtoknoweverything.tumblr.com

311a Ken Comonolinoli.com

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34-01 38th Avenue 2 Miguel Benavideswww.studiointernational.com

102 Maximiliano Siñaniwww.maximilianosinani.com

222 Betsy Ashtonwww.betsyashton.com

Akemi [email protected]

314 Michael [email protected]

409 Bill Batemanwww.billbatemanartist.com

409 Sandra Vucicevic [email protected]

418 Max Tzinman [email protected]

419 Agassi [email protected]

420 Michele Krauss [email protected]

423 Sara Abalanwww.saraabalanpainter.com

426 Stacy WilliamstheAesthetik.com

430 Marla Lipkinwww.marlalipkinart.com’

431 Kayle Nochomovitzwww.kaylenochomovitz.com

434 Tara Marchionnamockturtledove.com

810 Frank [email protected]

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