CURRENT & Upcoming EXHIBITIONS
Threads of Resilience
A Mental Health Exhibition
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On View: April 24-June 1 during gallery hours, Thursday & Friday, 5-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 2-9pm
Opening Reception: Thursday, April 24, 6 - 9pm. Free; Indoors.
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Offering a glimpse into the lived experiences of mental illness, capturing themes of struggle, hope, and renewal.
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This poignant exhibition explores the intersection of mental health and art, focusing on the transformative and healing aspects of confronting mental illness. Against the backdrop of a nation grappling with rising mental health challenges, "Resilience" invites visitors to reflect on the personal and collective journeys of healing in a time marked by social change, uncertainty, and resilience.
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​Featuring works from a diverse group of artists across multiple mediums. Each piece will offer a glimpse into the lived experiences of mental illness, capturing themes of struggle, hope, and renewal.
Art Exchange: Italy and America
On View: March 6 - April 20 during gallery hours
Thursday & Friday, 5-9pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 2-9pm.
Free Admission
​Join us in celebrating the opening of Art Exchange: Italy and America, curated by Tess Howsam and Daniela Rambaldi in collaboration with Simona HeArt and Giusseppe Lombardi.
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Sponsored by Carlo Rambaldi Foundation as part of its 2025 Centennial Celebrations, and organized by the Cultural Association of Rambaldi Promotions, this is a one of a kind event dedicated to increasing the international visibility of Italian art, and creating an artistic dialogue that embraces culture, styles and visions.
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​​Thanks to our sponsors:
Plaxall Inc, TF Cornerstone, Steve Madden,
NYS Council on the Arts, Howard Gilman Foundation
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The People Behind the Names
Black History In Queens
Curated by Queens Memory Project
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Extended to April 21
Free Admission
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In honor of Black History Month, The People Behind the Names: Black History in Queens, spotlights individuals featured in The Queens Name Explorer whose names carry historical significance. From outspoken ministers to pioneering musicians to female leaders in public service, this small sampling provides a glimpse into the histories of Elmhurst, Corona, Flushing, St. Albans, Jamaica, Hollis, and Kew Garden Hills.
Fine Art At Culture Lab LIC
Culture Lab LIC is a nonprofit art gallery providing a full calendar of monthly exhibitions by emerging and mid-career artists working in visual, installation, interactive, digital and video art. Our exhibitions are often complemented by a diverse series of multidisciplinary performances as well as artist talks, panel discussions & workshops. Culture Lab LIC collaborates with local organizations, individual artists and curators to bring in new ideas, develop cohesive monthly programming and participatory events, with a goal of promoting the cultural growth of our community.
Currently Culture Lab LIC programs between 20 - 36 exhibitions annually with an average of over 1000 visitors monthly, and does not take a commission from the art we sell. Per our mission statement, all proceeds from the sale of art exhibited at Culture Lab LIC goes back to the artist.
Our programming is unique because of the proposal structure we work with as well as our open-door policy towards community volunteers and outside organizations seeking space for different projects. For almost all the exhibitions we have an “Open Call” where all artists have the opportunity to submit their artwork for consideration.
Our team works hard to bring thoughtful, beautiful and groundbreaking programming to Queens.
