The Resorts World Red Wall Art Gallery was created in 2012 to showcase work by aspiring and local artists, photographers and textile makers, in conjunction with community arts organizations. The Red Wall Art Gallery is an extension of our commitment to support economic development in the community, and to work with local cultural organizations to expose arts and culture to our audience. The gallery, located in a prime viewing area on two floors of the casino, can be viewed by more than 10,000 visitors per day.

For the opportunity to be showcased in this unique gallery space, please send a proposal and work sample to media@rwnewyork.com.

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November 2019

Artist Michael Gianakos presents Skin and Bone; a pyrographic exhibit that celebrates the beauty and strength of the human form and it’s perfectly, imperfect, role as a vehicle for our physical experiences.

The artist essentially uses a blowtorch as a paintbrush by applying heated objects or fire directly to a wooden surface.

November 2019

Four local comic book illustrators and enthusiast join forces to create the ultimate superhero exhibition! Wintercon is Queens premier comic and sci-fi expo that will be returning to Resorts World Casino New York City for the third time. These artist are featured in the Artist Alley at Wintercon.  

Artist: Micheal Gianakos, McKel Supreme, Peat Vazquez, and Sebastian Bonet  

 
October 2019

“Movement in Space” by Lisa D. Wade will be exhibiting on the Red Wall Art Gallery throughout the month of October.

Lisa D.Wade is an emerging photographer from Queens. Wade photographed the dancers at the Vissi Dance Theater,

capturing their movement and the juxtaposition of their bodies and the space surrounding them.

August - September 2019

New York is amazing as seen in the images of acclaimed photographer Dominick Totino. Mr. Totino has worked all over the world but most notably with former Queens borough presidents Claire Shulman and Helen Marshall. These images offer us a glimpse into the far-flung regions of New York. Enjoy this visual tour and the juxtaposition between City and State, open-air, and the concrete jungle.   

July 2019

This month marks the 243th Independence Day of the United States of America. To commemorate, Queens Center of Progress patients created celebratory artwork depicting fireworks, the American flag and the Statue of Liberty.

June 2019

Have no fear PRIDE is here! To celebrate Pride month, Queens Center for Progress created vibrant and eclectic artwork through the signature rainbow colors. The exhibition also included statement artwork relating to women equality and disability pride.

May 2019

THNK 1994 a pop-up museum choose the Red Wall Art Gallery to debut their exhibition  "Goddess: The Exhibition". This exhibition showcases the cult classic film "Showgirls" as an art form. "Goddess: The Exhibition" features work from up and coming artists.

April 2019

Spring has arrived! April is National Garden Month and to commemorate Resorts World Casino NYC collaborated with Queens Botanical Garden. "People. Plants. Cultures" exhibition was a photo contest where locals took pictures of scenes at Queens Botanical Garden. Vibrant photos of flowers, fauna, and fun illuminated the walls of the gallery, welcoming spring.

March 2019

Women’s History Month celebrates all women who made honorable contributions and achievements to our nation in the midst of adversity. In partnership with Queens Historical Society, “Leading the Way: Six Outstanding Women of Queens” introduces six exceptional women who made extraordinary achievements in their lives while living in Queens.  

February 2019

In observance of Black History Month, "Music Noir" by local Queens artist Jeffrey Joseph depicts famous Black American musicians who are recognized for their contributions in Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, and Pop music. Black Americans created music as a gateway to overcome the hardships they faced in American society. Some musicians included in the exhibition are Hip Hop pioneers such as Sean Combs and LL Cool J and Grammy-Award winning R&B singers Alicia Keys and Mary J.Blidge.

January - February 2019

2019 marks the Year of the Pig, who represents happiness, good fortune, and prosperity in the year to come. In collaboration with Jamaica Center of Arts and Learning, this exhibition featured five renowned Chinese artists, who work consist of various mediums including modern calligraphy, oil, watercolor, and traditional paper cutting. This exhibit depicts images of the joyous pig, Chinese landscapes and calligraphy.

September - October 2018 

Nine artists and quilters joined together to form a collective group to present the Fantasy in Arts & Quilts exhibit. The featured artists discovered their niche and are compelled to share their passions through quilts, paintings and mosaic tile art. Their hope is that this exhibit will excite and inspire viewers to spark conversations between strangers.

August - September 2018

The Carnival in the City exhibit returned for another year featuring photography of the West Indian Carnival. The annual event unites millions of visitors in Brooklyn from Caribbean islands, Southern and Central American countries. A popular aspect of Carnival is J’Ouvert, the predawn celebration at the commencement of Carnival. The exhibit was in support of the NYC campaign “We Are J’Ouvert,” which promotes cultural awareness and anti-violence.

June - July 2018 

Queens Centers for Progress is a major provider of services for people with developmental disabilities throughout Queens and the New York metropolitan area. The agency currently provides an array of services to more than 2,000 people and their families. The Summer in the City exhibit featured paintings and drawings by over 20 of their art students.

May 2018 

Mr. Wigglesworth is a muralist, painter, sculptor, fabric designer and poet who has been creating for over six decades.  He has also designed and illustrated several books and magazines for various publishing companies. The Emmet Wigglesworth exhibit is in collaboration with the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (JCAL).

April - May 2018

In partnership with the Queens Botanical Garden, this exhibit features vivid photographs by QBG staff member Wai Li and former staff member Shari Romar. The works represent the diverse and beautiful flora and fauna that can be found at the Garden. 

Febuary - March 2018 

Now in its 13^thseason, the South East Queens Camera Club is a place for individuals to explore their interest of the art. Throughout the year, the club offers extensive educational programs and activities as well as lectures of distinguished photographers designed to engage photographers of all skill levels. This exhibit is the photographers’ interpretation of the borough of Queens. 

January - Febuary 2018

Flowers blossom is a traditional composition in Chinese paintings especially during the Lunar New Year; it means fortune comes with blooming flowers. .The Lunar New Year exhibition, in partnership with the Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning, features nine renowned Shanghai artists.

October 2017

In partnership with the Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens and the New York City Department for the Aging, we present the Howard Beach Senior Center Arts exhibit. For over 10 years the art program, led by Virginia Burstein, has given seniors the opportunity to express their life experiences through their art.

August 2017

The Carnival in the City exhibit explores the history of costumes, traditions and arts and culture of the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, and honors the rich artistic history of the Carribbean. 

June 2017

In honor of Father’s Day, Resorts World Casino New York City partnered with the Southeast Queens Camera Club (SEQCC) to present the “Ode to Dad” exhibit, celebrating fatherhood in the community. SEQCC, a nonprofit organization, was founded in 2005 by community members who had a desire to share their knowledge and love for photography. 

 April 2017

Celebrating Environmental Awareness Month, the Red Wall Art Gallery showcased  photographs from the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.  The exhibit featured several photographs of wildlife from the refuge captured by the Bay’s Guardian, Don Riepe. The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge is a part of the Gateway National Recreation Area and is one of the most significant bird sanctuaries in the Northeastern United States. 

March - April 2017

Chantal Geese’s paintings were featured as a celerbration of Women’s History Month. Chantal moved to New York City in the 1980’s where she discovered her talent for art. Her big break came when Paramount Pictures featured her unique artworks in various top films including Boomerang and A Bronx Tale. Many of her pieces can also be seen in various restaurants throughout NYC. 

January 2017

To celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year, a calligraphy exhibit by artists of the North American Chinese Calligraphy Association (NACCA) was shown at the Red Wall Art Gallery in partnership with the Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning. Guests were also able to experience a live calligraphy writing demonstration by artists Liu, Yunqiang (劉雲強) and Sheng, Xinde (沈新德).  

December 2016 - January 2017 

The ‘Tis the Season exhibit featured vibrant photography by Dominick Totino, showing holiday traditions across multiple cultures including Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. 

November 2016

The exhibit features artwork completed by a diverse group of residents of the Pomonok Senior Center located in Flushing, Queens. Pomonok is a program serviced through Queens Community House, a modern interpretation of the traditional settlement house.