Queens Occupational Training Center Galleries

We, at P 721Q, believe that the Queens Occupational Training Center is a ninstitiution dediated to teaching its students the skills needed to become independent, productive and socially responsible adults. We commit ourselves to the development of partnerships with our global community. We pursueresources that serve to expand available options addressing a wide range of cognitive, affective and psychomotor levels. We foster cultural awareness and strive to expose ll students to the most current technology, instructional techniques and materials. We understand that all stuents have an intrinsic value worthy of respect, and that all our students are capable of learning. Our goals are to embrace, empower and enable. We have high expectations for all of our students. We are proud to be participating in the artist's community.

Queens Occupational Training Center - Children's Gallery

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The Parent Gallery Room at P721Q     

Through the Center for the Arts (CAE), a Parents as Art Partners (PAAP) grant was issued to the QOTC for 2003-2004. Parents trained for 12 weeks in acrylic painting techniques with an artist in resident, Tina Witt Deliso, from the Alliance of Queens Artists. An extensive body of work was created by the parent group. Upon seeing their parents painting, many of the students were motivated to paint as well. We are proud to share our parents works with the viewers. Some of these works will be on exhibit at CAE Gallery in Manhattan in January of 2005.