Located in a former school building, the venue has an outdoor gallery, a two-story display room with high ceilings, and many creatively utilized nooks and crannies. Within MoMA PS1’s exhibition seasons, a minimum of eight spaces have been reserved for International and National Project artists. Inside scoop: From June to September, MoMA PS1 presents Warm Up, a Saturday music series that introduces audiences to the best in experimental live music, sound, and DJs in its courtyard. Founded 17 years ago, the series has gained international fame. Address: 22-25 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, and www.momaps1.org. SculptureCenter The SculptureCenter exhibits experimental and innovative work by more than 40 international artists annually in a cavernous converted trolley repair shop. Featured sculptors range from internationally recognized stars to emerging local talent. This year, the venue finished a major, multimillion dollar renovation. Now patrons enter the facility through a 2,000-square-foot, one-story lobby with a bookshop, coatroom, seating area, and restrooms on the way to 6,500 square feet of interior exhibition space, an elevator, and a stairway to the lower level galleries. On the side is a 1,500-square-foot, enclosed courtyard for outdoor exhibitions. The Lewis H. Latimer House 44 QUEENS IN YOUR POCKET • www.itsinqueens.com
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