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Pages from the Photography Collection: Feininger, Genthe, Gibson, Schwarzenbach, and Warhol

Take a look at the media coverage of our virtual exhibition at The Eye of Photography, Photograph Magazine, Musée Magazine, and Queens Chronicle.

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Former Guest Curator Installed in Leadership Position

Effective September 16, Louise Weinberg has been appointed to the Godwin-Ternbach Museum as co-director, joining Co-Director Maria C. Rhor at the helm of this important campus institution.No stranger to QC, Weinberg was the guest curator of the museum’s spring exhibition, Hope is a Thing with Feathers: Art of the Natural World. She worked most recently at the Queens Museum, organizing numerous shows, such as Bearing Witness: The Drawings of William Gropper; That Kodak Moment: Photographing the New York Fairs; The Islands of New York: Photographs by Accra Shepp; NYC Building Time Lapse: Photographs by Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao 2009-2013; and Frank Oscar Larson: 1950s New York Street Stories. Additionally, she oversaw a specialized collection of World’s Fair artifacts and works of modern to contemporary art.Weinberg has curated and designed over thirty exhibitions for a broad range of institutions—including the Hudson River Museum, Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts, Art Gallery of the Dalton School, SoHo20 Gallery, and the Atrium Gallery at LaGuardia Community College—and has managed numerous shows for the Queens Historical Society, the Poppenhusen Institute, and the Putnam History Museum in Cold Spring, New York.An award-winning artist and photographer, Weinberg has had her work displayed at Otis College of Art + Design, Edinburgh Collage Collective, Metro Pictures, Materials for the Arts, Arsenal Gallery, Crest Hardware, Museum of Photographic Art, Art Gallery, Tempe State University, Brooklyn Art Library, Quetzalcoatl Gallery, Museu Brasileiro da Escultura, Art Gallery, C.W. Post, Long Island University, Local Project, Armory Center for the Arts, Art Shanty Projects, Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery, Barratt Gallery, Mobius, Inc., and many others. She holds an MFA in painting from University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Announcing the GODWIN-TERNBACH MUSEUM PODCAST!

Our first podcast is a recording of the poetry reading by Natalie Diaz and Sandra Lim sponsored by B E L L A D O N N A* and the Queens College English Department. This project was created by Queens College students Joseph Patzner (MLS ’16) and Mohammad Khan (BA History ’17).

Find us on iTunes. Please subscribe to keep up-to-date on upcoming podcasts.

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Along the Silk Roads
Read about and view images from Along the Silk Roads in Musée Magazine and Art Daily.

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