Tomie Arai visits Queens College
The Queens College Department of Art welcomed Tomie Arai for a guest lecture at the Godwin Ternbach Museum Thursday, April 21st, 12 to 2pm.
Arai is public artist who lives and works in NYC. She has designed both temporary and permanent public works of art for Creative Time, the US General Services Administration Art in Architecture Program, the NYC PerCent for Art Program, the Cambridge Arts Council, the MTA Arts for Transit Program, the New York City Board of Education and the San Francisco Arts Commission. She is a 2016 A Blade of Grass Fellow for Socially-Engaged Art. About her process Arai says “Through the use of family stories, shared memories, and archival photographs, I construct pages of ‘living history’ that reflect the layered and complex narratives that give meaning to the places we live in.” Learn more about the artist here: http://tomiearai.com
Event sponsored by Professor Mitchell.
Stay-tuned for a recording of the lecture.