Art-O-Mat L.I.C. – Artisan Store & Gallery

Hours of operation: Fri 12 - 7, Sat 12 - 7 and Sun 12 - 5 or by appointment.  Open some Thursdays 12 - 5.

Where: 46-46 Vernon Blvd. Long Island City, NY 11101  (NW corner 47th Rd and Vernon Blvd)

Subway:  7-train to Vernon/Jackson (1st stop in Queens), walk 4 blocks north, left side of street.

Press inquiries:  artomat@licweb.com   Website:  www.licweb.com/artomat

ART-O-MAT IN THE MEDIA (A selected sampler)

Moki Cherry at Art-O-Mat - BBCAmerica.Com - April 2007

Take In the Views, If Not the Groceries, in Long Island City - New Yorker - April 2007

Culture clubs - Actual art found in Queens! - TimeOut New York - February 2007

Holiday Gift Guide - Gowanus Lounge Blogspot - December 2006

Art-O-Mat L.I.C. Presents Ann Leggett Show  - The Queens Gazette - November 2006

Long Island City - AM New York - October 2006

A  Home For All - Art-O-Mat Is More Than Art ‘To Go’ - Queens Tribune - September 2006

Art-O-Mat featured in Long Island City - Film by Sara Pellegrini - Summer 2006

Art-O-Mat featured on TV - Cool In Your Code - April 2006

Hunters Point Painter Reflects On His Lifelong Journey - The Queens Chronicle - April 2006

A Slice of O'Keeffe  (Tony Vaccaro) - New York Times - February 2006

Thursday Night Fun in LIC and Astoria - AstoriaNYC Blogspot - January 2006

Art-O-Mat for the People in Long Island City - About.Com - November 2005

Thanks for many other mentions that we haven't yet posted here...

About Art-O-Mat L.I.C.

Art-O-Mat L.I.C. began in 1995 as one of the Internet’s earliest online art projects. Its latest incarnation is an Artisan Store and Gallery in the heart of Long Island City’s Hunters Point. In the short time since the store’s opening, the store has sold works from over 80 artists, artisans, musicians, and authors as well as items from local cultural organizations. Art-O-Mat L.I.C. holds community events such as children’s workshops, First Thursdays which alternate community folktale nights (local oral histories) with lectures on the history of L.I.C. co-sponsored by the Greater Astoria Historical Society, and Salon Sundays. The store also sells unique gift items, items with local flavor, and books on art and literature.

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