Liz Di Giorgio (Photo Credit: Picture People)
Liz Di Giorgio
(Photo Credit: Picture People)

Liz Di Giorgio teaches painting and drawing in the Department of Art and Design. She has exhibited her paintings and drawings in solo exhibitions in New York, Philadelphia, and Kansas City, Missouri. Her meditative works employ domestic objects and nature-related imagery to explore the concepts of sustenance, generosity, and goodwill.

QCC/WCA UN Youth Representatives Soha Farooqui (center) and Miranda Barnes (right) with Professor Liz Di Giorgio
QCC/WCA UN Youth Representatives Soha
Farooqui (center) and Miranda Barnes (right)
with Professor Liz Di Giorgio
The 69th UN General Assembly in session. (Photo credit: Liz Di Giorgio)
The 69th UN General Assembly in session.
(Photo credit: Liz Di Giorgio)

As a UN NGO Representative for the International Caucus of the Women’s Caucus for Art (WCA), Professor Di Giorgio engages with other women artists, many of whom address global and humanitarian issues through their work. Her UN experience allows her to share educational resources and to enrich her classes, especially those that incorporate Service-Learning and Global and Diversity Learning (GDL).

As Internship Coordinator for the Department of Art and Design, Professor Di Giorgio works in conjunction with the Office of Career Services to place students in internships that have included the Queens Museum of Art, the Queens Courier, the QCC Art Gallery, the Kupferberg Holocaust Research Center and Archives (KHRCA), and other community sponsors. In addition, she has personally sponsored painting students wishing to take the Artist Apprenticeship course.

To apply for an internship, students must have completed at 24 credits, including at least 5 credits in art. Professor Di Giorgio may be reached at EDigiorgio@qcc.cuny.edu and at 718-281-5691. Her office is located in the C Building, Room 104A.

© Liz DiGiorgio
'Vessel (#91),' 31 x 31 inches, oil on linen, 2010. Photo Credit: Bill Orcutt
Vessel (#91), 31 x 31 inches, oil on linen, 2010
(Photo Credit: Bill Orcutt)
© Liz DiGiorgio
New Rondel (#102), 31 x 31 inches, 2015 (Photo Credit: David Frye)
New Rondel (#102), 31 x 31 inches, 2015
(Photo Credit: David Frye)

Additional work by Liz Di Giorgio may be seen at: www.LizDiGiorgio.com

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