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Queens Botanical Garden Society, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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Happy Wednesday, everyone! A reminder that startin

Happy Wednesday, everyone! A reminder that starting this week, we are open with extended hours, 8am to 6pm. We are so thankful to be open and we hope that your visits have been pleasant and give you joy and peace.
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Before visiting, please be sure to visit our website for our health and safety guidelines. When you’re here, be sure to check out our outdoor art installations by @ankhlave and six Queens-based artists of color! #ankhlavegardenproject. Up now through 9/8.
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📷 @tandetchkov
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #nycsummer #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden #gardensofinstagram
#covidreopening #reopening #plantlove

We’re happy to share that starting tomorrow, Tue

We’re happy to share that starting tomorrow, Tuesday, 8/11, we’re extending our operating hours. We’ll be open Tuesday-Sunday, 8am to 6pm.
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When you’re here, be sure to check out the six outdoor art installations #ankhlavegardenproject by @ankhlave, up now through 9/8.
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As our schedule will adjust over time, please check our website for the latest on hours of operation and our health and safety guidelines before visiting. See you around the Garden—at a six-foot distance!
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📷 @tandetchkov
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Hand sanitizer dispensers are available at multiple stations throughout the Garden.
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Restrooms are accessible by the ramp next to the Visitor & Administration Building.
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We are limiting the use of paper materials. For a Visitor Map: www.queensbotanical.org/gardens
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High-touch surfaces are disinfected throughout the day.
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The Garden must enforce a visitation capacity to ensure that visitors can safely distance themselves. Consequently, entrances may be temporarily closed when and if the Garden is at capacity. Should you arrive at such a time, we ask that you wait on the socially distanced line or return at a later time.
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The Visitor & Administration Building (Gift Shop and Gallery) will be temporarily closed until further notice.
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Indoor facilities are closed to the public.
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Regular Garden Etiquette Rules apply at all times.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #nycsummer #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden #gardensofinstagram
#covidreopening #reopening #plantlove

Mariana T. Vilas Boas’s @mari.artovibo “Mariel

Mariana T. Vilas Boas’s @mari.artovibo “Marielle Franco Presente!” can be found in the Crabapple Grove as part of @ankhlave’s #ankhlavegardenproject.
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This portrait of Marielle Franco is an homage to her life and work. Marielle was murdered on March 14th, 2018 while returning from a speech. She was a politician, a feminist, and human rights activist fighting against police brutality in Brazil. Her murderers were never found. Mixing her portrait with that of the crabapple trees it is a way to say “Marielle presente!”
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Mariana Tonini Vilas Boas is a digital and traditional artist from Curitiba, Brazil working and residing in Queens. She has a BA in Graphic Design by the University of Paraná in Brazil and currently is part of the Art Education masters program at City College of New York. @ccnycitycollege.
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As part of our partnership with @ankhlave Arts Alliance to provide inclusive representation of artists of diverse ethnicities, the work of six artists of color can be found throughout our Garden! Now through September 8.
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📷 @tandetchkov
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For more #artinthegarden and to view a map of all #ankhlaveatqbg installations: www.queensbotanical.org/ankhlave
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This project is made possible by the Queens Council on the Arts @qnsarts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs @nyculture in partnership with the New York City Council @nyccouncil.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden#gardensofinstagram #artinthegarden #ankhlave #ankhlavegardenproject #ankhlaveatqbg #contemporaryart #assemblage #interdisciplinary #mixedmedia #artoftheday #instaart #artofinstagram #artandnature #ephemeralart

“Rabbit’s Storytelling Throne” by Christine

“Rabbit’s Storytelling Throne” by Christine Sloan Stoddard @artistchristinestoddard is in the Arboretum. We are open this weekend 10am-6pm.
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Rabbit’s Storytelling Throne is a fanciful installation that celebrates storytelling and the place rabbits hold in folk traditions around the world. Made largely from recycled and salvaged materials, the piece pays homage to QBG’s landfill history.
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Christine Sloan Stoddard is a Salvadoran-American author, artist, and film/theatre-maker. She is the founder of Quail Bell Press& Productions, which most recently published Her Plumage, an anthology of women’s writings, and is currently working on an anthology of contemporary Black writing.
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As part of our partnership with @ankhlave Arts Alliance to provide inclusive representation of artists of diverse ethnicities, the work of six artists of color can be found throughout our Garden! Now through September 8.
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📷 @tandetchkov
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For more #artinthegarden and to view a map of all #ankhlaveatqbg installations: www.queensbotanical.org/ankhlave
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This project is made possible by the Queens Council on the Arts @qnsarts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs @nyculture in partnership with the New York City Council @nyccouncil.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden#gardensofinstagram #artinthegarden #ankhlave #ankhlavegardenproject #ankhlaveatqbg #contemporaryart #assemblage #interdisciplinary #mixedmedia #artoftheday #instaart #artofinstagram #artandnature #ephemeralart

Thanks to @queensbp2020, we distributed 2,020 seed

Thanks to @queensbp2020, we distributed 2,020 seeds planters yesterday to community partners, as part of the #QueensSummerSeeds program for looking forward to potential, growth, and renewal on our road to recovery. 💚🌿
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Approximately half of the 2,020 sets feature a mix of common herbs — basil, parsley, thyme or chives — while the remaining sets feature a floral mix of impatiens and poppy seeds.
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For more information, visit queensbp.org/summerseeds. Queens residents may also request planters by contacting their local community board, contact info can be found at queensbp.org/community-boards.
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@100suits, @blaque_resource_network, Brigada de Esperanza NY, @fathersaliveinthehood, @hour_children, I.S. 61, @jhbgny, @lifecampinc, various @nychagram locations, @qchnyc, @rockawayyouth, @transitional_services
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#peopleplantscultures #communitypartners #facesofqbg #teamwork #QueensSummerSeeds

We hope everyone is safe from Tropical Storm #isai

We hope everyone is safe from Tropical Storm #isaias, who blew through the Garden and felled three trees—an Amur Cherry, a Redbud, and a crabapple—and many branches. The good news out of all of this damage is that our team found three baby squirrels that had fallen out of their nest on a tree along Main Street. Our Assistant Gardener Jen took them home and fed and kept them warm overnight. Horticulture Intern Nataljia and her family are now caring for them until they can manage on their own.
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#facesofqbg #teamwork #tropicalstorm #tropicalstormisaias #squirrel #nycsquirrels #babysquirrel #nycwildlife #animalrescue #squirrelsofnyc #squirrelsofinstagram #babysquirrels #wildliferehab #ourgardensyourhome

Starting tomorrow, Tuesday, 8/4, we’re extending

Starting tomorrow, Tuesday, 8/4, we’re extending our operating hours. We’ll be open Tuesday-Sunday, 10am to 6pm.
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As our schedule will adjust over time, please check our website for the latest on hours of operation and our health and safety guidelines before visiting. See you around the Garden—at a six-foot distance!
.
📷 @tandetchkov
.
Hand sanitizer dispensers are available at multiple stations throughout the Garden.
.
Restrooms are accessible by the ramp next to the Visitor & Administration Building.
.
We are limiting the use of paper materials. For a Visitor Map: www.queensbotanical.org/gardens
.
High-touch surfaces are disinfected throughout the day.
.
The Garden must enforce a visitation capacity to ensure that visitors can safely distance themselves. Consequently, entrances may be temporarily closed when and if the Garden is at capacity. Should you arrive at such a time, we ask that you wait on the socially distanced line or return at a later time.
.
The Visitor & Administration Building (Gift Shop and Gallery) will be temporarily closed until further notice.
.
Indoor facilities are closed to the public.
.
Regular Garden Etiquette Rules apply at all times.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #nycsummer #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden #gardensofinstagram
#covidreopening #reopening #plantlove

On your next visit to the Garden, look for artwork

On your next visit to the Garden, look for artwork by Kayo Shido @kayoshidoart on our Green Roof! We are open today, 10am-4pm.
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Inspired by a Japanese Dry Garden, the space is installed with sculptural rocks made of abstract paintings on Mylar and a large painting along the skylight railing creating a backdrop for the Green Roof plantings. Mylar, a drafting film, is durable enough to shape into three dimensional form to be exhibited outdoors.
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As part of our partnership with @ankhlave Arts Alliance to provide inclusive representation of artists of diverse ethnicities, six works of art can be found throughout our Garden!
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Kayo Shido was born in Hyogo, Japan upon graduating from Saga Art College in Kyoto, she came to New York to study painting at Art Student League, New York Studio School and School of Visual Arts. She is actively creating abstract paintings, murals, installations, The Iceland Project–drawing and collage with landscape photographs of Iceland, and exhibiting her work in New York. Her work has been exhibited at Govenor’s Island, Walter Wickiser Gallery, One Art Space, Site:Brooklyn, 440 Gallery, Plaxall Gallery, Tenri Gallery, Denise Bibro Gallery, WAH Center and St. Paul the Apostle Church in New York and Dab Art in LA.
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📷 @tandetchkov
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For more #artinthegarden and to view a map of all #ankhlaveatqbg installations: www.queensbotanical.org/ankhlave
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This project is made possible by the Queens Council on the Arts @qnsarts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs @nyculture in partnership with the New York City Council @nyccouncil.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden#gardensofinstagram #artinthegarden #ankhlave #ankhlavegardenproject #ankhlaveatqbg #contemporaryart #assemblage #interdisciplinary #mixedmedia #artoftheday #instaart #artofinstagram #artandnature

On your next visit to the Garden, look for artwork

On your next visit to the Garden, look for artwork by @barbee_bravo! We are open today, 10am-4pm.
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Located at the Perennial Garden, Natali Bravo-Barbee’s project “Flores de Femicidio (Femicide Florals)” examines gender-based violence against women in Argentina. In 2019, the rate of women murdered based on their gender was one murder every 27 hours. “Flores de Femicidio” investigates and documents the rising numbers of femicides occurring in Argentina during the entire year of 2019. Each cyanotype flower represents a specific victim of femicide, who is memorialized with a label that honors each woman by her name. At QBG, Bravo-Barbee creates a large cyanotype paper flower surrounded by smaller cyanotype ferns, and tags with information honoring the many women that have met violent endings at the hands of a loved one.
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As part of our partnership with @ankhlave Arts Alliance to provide inclusive representation of artists of diverse ethnicities, six works of art can be found throughout our Garden!
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Natali Sabina Bravo-Barbee was born in Córdoba, Argentina and creates works at the boundary of photography and sculpture. Bravo-Barbee has been photographing her world since the age of fifteen, incorporating alternative processes such as cyanotype into her practice. The artist’s practice uncovers lived memories of her family’s flight from Argentina while simultaneously investigating post-colonial and feminist topics. Bravo-Barbee holds an MFA from City College @ccnycitycollege, CUNY and a BA, Studio Art from Hunter College @huntercollege, CUNY. She lives and works in Queens, New York and is on the committee of the Southeast Queens Artist Alliance (SEQAA).
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📷 @tandetchkov
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For more #artinthegarden and to view a map of all #ankhlaveatqbg installations: www.queensbotanical.org/ankhlave
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This project is made possible by the Queens Council on the Arts @qnsarts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs @nyculture in partnership with the New York City Council @nyccouncil.
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#peopleplantscultures #queensbotanicalgarden #flushingfantastic #itsinqueens #ourgardensyourhome #nycgarden #artinthegarden #ankhlave #ankhlavegardenproject

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