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AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUM THE JEWISH MUSEUM Every Sunday FAMILIES AND FOLK ART, 1-2:30pm, DROP-IN ART WORKSHOP, 1-4pm & Sharpen your art skills through fun and Every 1st Saturday STORYBOOKS + ART, 1:15PM, Every educational activities to fuel conversations Learn about folk art—join an interactive Sunday and DIG DROP-IN, NOON-3PM, about art on view! For all families- children discussion-based tour in the galleries Second Sundays with special needs welcome as well as those followed by hands-on artmaking activities Come and paint, draw, sculpt or craft a work for whom English is not the first language! inspired by objects in the museum! AGES of art, or listen to a story from our library of AGES 5+ FP 4-12 FP children's book favorites, then participate in THE SOLOMON R. GUGGENHEIM BROOKLYN MUSEUM an art activity in the Museum's galleries, or MUSEUM TARGET FIRST SATURDAYS, 5-11pm, join an archaeological dig. AGES 3+ FP JUST DROP IN! 1-4pm, Sundays Every 1st Saturday Dial 72 and 73 # Explore highlights of the permanent Enjoy free music and dance performances, THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART collection through creative, interactive films, storytelling, hands-on art work- projects led by museum educators. AGES HOW DID THEY DO THAT? Every second shops, and other free events on the first 3-10 FP Saturday of each month! ALL AGES FREE Saturday & Sunday, every half hour from 1-4pm Peek at technique and learn—through Dial 76 and 77 # COOPER-HEWITT, NATIONAL handling tools and materials—how works of DESIGN MUSEUM WAVE HILL art were created. Family programs take place FAMILY ART PROJECT, 10am-1pm, Every TARGET DESIGN KIDS WORKSHOPS, in the Uris Center for Education. ALL AGES FP 10am-Noon, Every 2nd and 4th Saturday Saturday & Sunday in the Ecology Building Dial 78 and 79 # Work with fashion designers to make Explore the gardens and make clothes for dolls! Create ’zines and custom NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM nature-inspired creations with artist and naturalist Noah Baen and Martha Barrero! monograms with graphic designers! Build CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS, 1:30pm, Every AGES 3+ FREE on Saturdays until noon, FP stage sets and model homes with archi- Saturday & Sunday other times tects! Make your design come to life in our Come any and every weekend for hands-on unique design workshop filled with a huge fun, art-making, stories and much more as FP = Free with Cool Culture Family Pass selection of materials! AGES 2-4 FREE you learn about the trains and buses that FREE = Free to all Dial 74 and 75 # you take everyday! For more info on specific programs, visit www.mta.info. AGES vary EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO with specific programs FP SUPER SÁBADO! TARGET FREE THIRD NOGUCHI SATURDAYS AT EL MUSEO, 11am–8:30pm Once a month, come explore the vibrancy and ART FOR FAMILIES, 10:30am–12:30pm, diversity of Latino Culture! Through free Select Saturdays & Sundays concerts, exhibitions, gallery tours, art-making Engage with your children in discussions about art in our galleries, and work together workshops, walking tours, film screenings and facebook.com/coolculture spoken word recitals, SUPER SÁBADO! or individually to make your own works of showcases traditions, cultural expressions, and art. Reservations are required: visit the latest in arte Latino. Visit www.elmuseo.org www.noguchi.org for more info and to for schedule and more details. register. AGES 5-11 FP QUEENS MUSEUM OF ART Dial 70 and 71 # DROP-IN ART WORKSHOPS, 1:30-4:30pm, DREAM BIG THIS YEAR! Cool Culture meets YOU at • Explore crafts, creativity and family fun with the Cool The Studio Museum in Harlem for Culture Community! • Experience the arts in Harlem with Cool Culture Hunt the Dream Big Family Event! Cards. Download the Hunt Cards at www.coolculture.org. Join us on Sunday, January 16, 2011 Pick up a set of the Studio Museum’s Hunt Cards at Dream Big, January 16th! from noon-6pm. • Share photos from your visit to The Studio Museum in Harlem on Cool Culture’s Facebook page. Post, and get a chance to win a copy of Faith Ringgold’s Tar Beach!

Board of Directors: Lois Gelernt • Edward Jay Goldberg • Karen Lederer • Staff: Candice Anderson, Executive Director • Monica Abend, Program Director • Carol Matorin • Edwina Meyers • Lawrence Provette • Bevy Smith • Gail Velez Barbara Palley, Education Manager • Alex Wang, Development Manager • • Ahmed Yearwood Li Zhou, Program Coordinator • Lindsay Booker, Communications Assistant COOL CULTURE FAMILY TIME / WINTER 2010 DREAM BIG

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5 it's about the world as I see it.” You might find teachers, travelers, or even scientists in these imaginative paintings! “Families can have fun looking at the different eyes, hair and hands of various figures that are featured in Lynette's portraits,” Ms. Scott says. “It's a great learning experience, as kids are (discovering) fingers and toes and the way in which people look different.” et hip to art at The Studio When you visit, try counting all the fingers in one painting or see who can find brown eyes in another. Museum in Harlem, where Which characters have curly hair and which ones are tall? Who looks happy and who looks sad? you will find a world of color and “As viewers, we approach artwork through many different lenses and in many different creativity to be explored! ways,” says Ms. Scott. “With a family, you can have everyone point out their favorite and then talk “The Studio Museum is a about it: Why do you like it? Why did you choose it?” great place for families because Have fun exploring with the Studio Museum’s family activity guides and Cool Culture Hunt there’s always something new to Cards! Remember to get your copies from www.coolculture.org before your visit. see! We always have a wide Be creative! Connect with the exhibitions through free hands-on family programming every variety of work on view, with week with Target Free Sundays. “Our family exhibitions featuring everything programs are designed for parents and from painting and sculpture children to engage in the creative process to photography and installation," together,” Ms. Scott explains. “We encour- says Shanta Scott, Manager of age looking and interaction with the work, School, Youth and Family followed by an art-making experience that Programs. "We’re also unique in allows them to connect what they've seen our mission to present art by with what they can make themselves.” artists of African descent and influenced and inspired by black culture.” No matter what you choose to see and do during your time at this museum, the visit is sure to be a wonderful learning experience for your kids. “It's important to start going to cultural institutions like the Studio Museum at a young age,” Ms. Scott says, explaining that children develop important skills (like literacy and problem solving) just by looking at the art and talking about it with you. Join Cool Culture for the Dream Big Family Event on Sunday, January 16, 2011 for a very special family day Meet a cool group of characters at the museum during your next visit! filled with FUN, FREE activities for the whole family! Stay Check out the paintings of imaginary people on display in the exhibition Lynette tuned for more info! Yiadom-Boakye: Any Number of Preoccupations, open from November 11th Don't wait, dream big today by checking out more through March 13th. The artist's works present a cool cast of characters. info at www.coolculture.org and www.studiomuseum.org/

“The characters are built up of all sorts of things — images I've found, people I've drawn, songs I've heard, stories I've told, etc.,” explains the artist, Lynette Yiadom- Boakye. “Art should evoke thoughts and feelings, act on the mind and senses. For me,

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(212) 233-2154 831-7272 Hours: Tues-Sun 11am-4pm (closed on Subway: BAQBSC | Bus: B12, B16, B41, Hours: Call for an appointment, seasonal hours Hours: Wed-Sun 11am-6pm. major holidays). ABCDEF B43 or B48 Subway: FJMZ | Bus: M9, M14A, Subway: 236 | Bus: M1, M2, M3, or M4 Subway: FNR456 | Bus: M15, M31 M103, B39 or M57 10. MoCADA | MUSEUM OF CONTEMPO- 34. FDNY FIRE ZONE RARY AFRICAN DIASPORAN ART 21. THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF 34 West 51st Street | www.fdnyfi rezone.org | 46. THE MUSEUM AT THE FASHION 80 Hanson Place | www.mocada.org | ST. JOHN THE DIVINE (212) 698-4520 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (718) 230-0492 1047 Amsterdam Avenue | www.stjohndivine. Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm, Sun 11am-5pm. Seventh Avenue at 27th Street | www.fi tnyc. Hours: Wed-Sun 11am-6pm. org | (212) 316-7490 Subway: BDFV | Bus: M5, M6, M7, edu/museum | (212) 217-5800 Subway: ABCDEBCDGMFQQRRVWW2345 Hours: Mon-Sat 7am-6pm, Sun 7am-7pm. M27 or M50. Hours: Tues-Fri 12-8pm, Sat 10am-5pm. Subway: 1| Bus: M4, M104, M11 Subway: ABCDCEFVEFRWQ1 | Bus: M10 | Bus: B25, B26, B38, B41, B45, B52, B63, 35. GRACIE MANSION B65 or B67 22. CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE East End Avenue at 88th Street | 47. MUSEUM AT ELDRIDGE STREET 11. NEW YORK TRANSIT MUSEUM 536 LaGuardia Place | www.aiany.org/center- (212) 570-4773 12 Eldridge Street | www.eldridgestreet.org | Boerum Place at Schermerhorn Street | forarchitecture | (212) 683-0023 Hours: Tours on Wed 10am, 11am, 1pm, and (212) 219-0302 www.mta.info | (718) 694-1600 Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 11am-5pm. 2pm. Reservation required. Hours: Sun – Thurs 10am - 5pm: Tours are Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat-Sun Subway: AABCDEFBCDEFRQVRWV | Subway: 456 | Bus M86 offered every half-hour. Bus: M5 or M21 Subway: F | Bus: M9, M15 12pm-5pm. 36. THE HISPANIC SOCIETY OF Subway: ABCDEACFGMFRQRVW2345 | 23. CENTER FOR JEWISH HISTORY AMERICA LIBRARY AND MUSEUM 48. MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FINANCE Bus: B25, B26, B37, B38, B41, B45, B52, 15 West 16th Street | www.cjh.org | Audubon Terrace, Broadway between 155 48 Wall Street | www.moaf.org | B61, B67 or B75 (212) 294-8301 and 156 Streets | www.hispanicsociety.org | (212) 908-4110 Hours: Mon 9:30am-7:30pm, Tues-Thurs (212) 926-2234 Hours: Tues-Sat 10am–4pm. 9:30-5pm, Fri 9am-3pm, Sun 11am-5pm. Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-4:30pm, Sun 1-4pm. Subway: 123ABCDEFQ45JMRVRW Subway: FVL123 | Bus: M1, M2, Subway: 1 | Bus: M4 or M5 Bus: M1, M9, or M15 M5, M6, M7, M14, M23 6 it's about the world as I see it.” You might find teachers, travelers, or even scientists in these imaginative paintings! “Families can have fun looking at the different eyes, hair and hands of various figures that are featured in Lynette's portraits,” Ms. Scott says. “It's a great learning experience, as kids are (discovering) fingers and toes and the way in which people look different.” et hip to art at The Studio When you visit, try counting all the fingers in one painting or see who can find brown eyes in another. Museum in Harlem, where Which characters have curly hair and which ones are tall? Who looks happy and who looks sad? you will find a world of color and “As viewers, we approach artwork through many different lenses and in many different creativity to be explored! ways,” says Ms. Scott. “With a family, you can have everyone point out their favorite and then talk “The Studio Museum is a about it: Why do you like it? Why did you choose it?” great place for families because Have fun exploring with the Studio Museum’s family activity guides and Cool Culture Hunt there’s always something new to Cards! Remember to get your copies from www.coolculture.org before your visit. see! We always have a wide Be creative! Connect with the exhibitions through free hands-on family programming every variety of work on view, with week with Target Free Sundays. “Our family exhibitions featuring everything programs are designed for parents and from painting and sculpture children to engage in the creative process to photography and installation," together,” Ms. Scott explains. “We encour- says Shanta Scott, Manager of age looking and interaction with the work, School, Youth and Family followed by an art-making experience that Programs. "We’re also unique in allows them to connect what they've seen our mission to present art by with what they can make themselves.” artists of African descent and influenced and inspired by black culture.” No matter what you choose to see and do during your time at this museum, the visit is sure to be a wonderful learning experience for your kids. “It's important to start going to cultural institutions like the Studio Museum at a young age,” Ms. Scott says, explaining that children develop important skills (like literacy and problem solving) just by looking at the art and talking about it with you. Join Cool Culture for the Dream Big Family Event on Sunday, January 16, 2011 for a very special family day Meet a cool group of characters at the museum during your next visit! filled with FUN, FREE activities for the whole family! Stay Check out the paintings of imaginary people on display in the exhibition Lynette tuned for more info! Yiadom-Boakye: Any Number of Preoccupations, open from November 11th Don't wait, dream big today by checking out more through March 13th. The artist's works present a cool cast of characters. info at www.coolculture.org and www.studiomuseum.org/

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49. MUSEUM OF ARTS & DESIGN 61. THE PALEY CENTER FOR MEDIA 72. JAMAICA CENTER FOR ARTS 441 Clarke Avenue | www.historicrichmond- 2 Columbus Circle | www.madmuseum.org | 25 West 52nd Street | www.paleycenter.org | & LEARNING town.org | (718) 351-1611 (212) 299-7777 (212) 621-6800 161-04 Jamaica Avenue | www.jcal.org | Hours: Wed-Sun 1-5pm Hours: Tues-Sun 11am-6pm, Hours: Wed, Fri-Sun 12pm-6pm, Thur (718) 658-7400 Bus: S74 Thurs 11am-9pm 12pm-8pm Hours: Mon 9am-6pm, Tues-Wed 9am-8pm, 86. THE JACQUES MARCHAIS MUSEUM BDFFRRV Subway: AJMZ6FBCDFNQRQRW16 Subway: BDEFNR1 | Bus: Thurs 8:30am-6pm, Fri 9am-5pm, Sat OF TIBETAN ART Bus: M7, M10, M20, M30, M104 Southbound on Fifth Avenue, Broadway, and 9am-2pm. 338 Lighthouse Avenue | 50. MUSEUM OF BIBLICAL ART Seventh Avenue; northbound on Madison Subway: EFJ | Bus: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, www.tibetanmuseum.org | (718) 987-3500 1865 Broadway | www.mobia.org | Avenue and Sixth Avenue Q6, Q8 Q9, Q9A, Q21, Q24, Q31, Q34, Q36, Hours: Thurs-Sun 1-5pm. (212) 408-1500 62. RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART Q41, Q42, Q43, Q44, Q54, Q56, Q65, Q83, Bus: S74 Q84, Q85, Q110, Q112, Q113 Hours: Wed, Fri-Sun 12-6pm, Thurs 12-8pm 150 West 17th Street | www.rmanyc.org | 87. SNUG HARBOR CULTURAL CENTER Subway: ABCD1 | Bus: M7, M11 (212) 620-5000 73. KING MANOR MUSEUM & BOTANICAL GARDEN or M104 Hours: Mon & Thurs 11am-5pm, Wed 11am- 150-03 Jamaica Avenue | www.kingmanor. 1000 Richmond Terrace | www.snug-harbor.org | 51. MUSEUM OF CHINESE IN AMERICA 7pm, Fri 11am-10pm & Sat-Sun 11am-6pm. org | (718) 206-0545 (718) 273-8200 215 Centre Street | www.mocanyc.org | Subway: ACEBDFDFFLNRNQRWVVV123 Hours: Guided tours every half-hour, Feb-Dec: Hours: Daily, dawn to dusk. (212) 619-4785 456 | Bus: M5, M6, M7, M20 Thurs-Fri 12-2pm (last tour 1:30pm), Sat-Sun Bus: S40 1-5pm (last tour 4:30pm). Hours: Mon & Fri 11am-5pm, Thurs 11am- 63. SCHOMBURG CENTER FOR 88. STATEN ISLAND CHILDREN’S MUSEUM 9pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm. RESEARCH IN BLACK CULTURE Subway: EJZ | Bus: Q24, Q42, Q43, Q44, Q54, Q56 or Q83 1000 Richmond Terrace | www.statenisland- Subway: JMMJMZRWRNQRF6 | Bus: M9, 515 Malcolm X Boulevard | kids.org | (718) 273-2060 M15, or M103 www.nypl.org/research/sc | (212) 491-2200 74. THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG HOUSE Hours: 12-5pm school days (except Mondays, 52. MUSEUM OF JEWISH HERITAGE - A Hours: Mon-Wed 12-8pm, 34-56 107th Street | www.louisarmstrong- closed); 10am-5pm when public schools are LIVING MEMORIAL TO THE HOLOCAUST Thurs-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm, house.org | (718) 478-8274 closed (including weekends). 36 Battery Place | www.mjhnyc.org | and by appointment. Hours: Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat-Sun 12-5pm. Bus: S40 Subway: 23 | Bus: M7 or M102 Subway: 7 | Bus: Q48 (646) 437-4200 89. STATEN ISLAND MUSEUM Hours: Sun-Tues & Thurs 10am-5:45pm, 64. THE SKYSCRAPER MUSEUM 75. 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STATEN ISLAND ZOO Subway: BDEF | Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4, (212) 423-3500 Subway: EGEGNR | Bus: Q66 or Q101 614 Broadway | www.statenislandzoo.org | M5, or M50 Hours: Sun-Wed, Fri 10am-5:45pm, Sat 77. NEW YORK HALL OF SCIENCE (718) 442-3100 54. MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK 10am-7:45pm. 47-01 111th Street, Flushing Meadows- Hours: Daily 10am-4:45pm 1220 Fifth Avenue at 103rd Street | Subway: 456 | Bus: M1, M2, M3 or M4 Corona Park | www.nysci.org | Bus: S48 or S53 www.mcny.org | (212) 534-1672 66. SONY WONDER TECHNOLOGY LAB (718) 699-0005 Hours: Tues-Sun 10am-5pm. 56th St & Madison Avenue | http://wonder- Hours: Tues-Thurs 9:30am-2pm, Subway: 236 | Bus: M1, M2, M3, M4, techlab.sony.com/ | (212) 833-8100 Fri 9:30am-5pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm. M5, M57 Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12-5pm. Subway: 7 | Bus: Q23 or Q48 THANKS TO OUR Subway: RWNRJZ456Z | Bus: M1, M2, M3, 55. NATIONAL ACADEMY MUSEUM 78. 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