Queens, NY is one of the most diverse communities on the planet with 46%
of its 2.2 million residents born outside the United States. Over 140 languages are spoken in Queens including Tagalog, commonly referred to as Filipino. To celebrate this diversity of language, the Queens Council on the Arts are spending a year focusing on translation with a series of
events and readings called Queens in Love with Literature (QUILL).
Audiences in Queens have the opportunity to hear from authors working in their
own neighborhood, and perhaps in their own language.
Celebrating digital graphics
2D projects, 3D graphic motion and animation. The Cut&Paste festival showcases the most skilled and fastest graphic artists. A Moleskine special edition notebook celebrates the festival.
Learn more about the tournament
Sensory portraits of Moleskine
In New York, the first edition of Moleskine Portraits, a new sensory-art workshop open to the public. The central theme is the portrait and its sensory expressions.
Restaurant Journal. A very personal dining guide
A new notebook to map our food experiences around the world. Inside there are subject sections to be customized, an international glossary with culinary destinations and curiosities, and blank pages to fill with notes, photos and colored labels.
Discover the new notebook, download the templates
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