Codes of the West: Kenneth Tam at the Queens Museum
Tam’s solo interrogates Asian American masculinity vis-à-vis the cowboy ideal and Chinese laborers who struck the Transcontinental Railroad in 1867.
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By Keeping Public Art Open and Prioritizing Relief Funds Over Losses, Queens Museums Are Fighting Coronavirus at Its Epicenter
The Queens Museum has replaced a gala with a relief fund, and the Socrates Sculpture Park remains open.
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New Queens Museum Director Is Liverpool Biennial’s Sally Tallant
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‘A Nautical Traffic Jam’: Mel Chin Imagines an Underwater World in Times Square
A large public sculpture and a "mixed reality" work consider history, technology, and climate change.
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Mel Chin creates deeply researched multilayered works, tracing the links between history, science, mythology, literature, high art, and pop culture.
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