CUE Art Foundation is a non-profit forum for contemporary art that provides extraordinary opportunities for under-recognized artists and compelling encounters for audiences.
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Come to CUE's Annual Benefit
Art Auction, Cocktail Party and Billiards Tournament!

Tuesday October 14th, 6.30pm - Midnight
$100 Auction and Billiards Tournament
$30 Tournament only (starts 9pm)

Click here to purchase tickets on-line or call 212-206-3583
Please check back shortly to review images from the live and silent auctions, including works by Cindy Bernard, Rackstraw Downes, James Drake, Nicole Eisenman, Michelle Grabner, Deborah Kass, Judy Pfaff, Lari Pittman, Bruce Yonemoto, Marjorie Welish and many many more!

Meeting Artists' Needs

This program furnishes recent BFA and MFA graduates, as well as senior artists, with a set of durable arts management skills that are intended to complement the more theoretical Fine Arts training that they have received in the academy.

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Internships

CUE provides internships in the following areas: administration and non-profit management, development, and registrar/preparator.

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Young Art Critics

This program is a partnership between AICA USA and CUE Art Foundation. A mentor is appointed to a specific CUE exhibition and in turn selects an emerging writer to produce an original essay.

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Studio Residency

The CUE Studio Residency Program affords artists the opportunity to produce work in New York's vibrant Chelsea art district, and provides them with time and space to produce new bodies of work.

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Words and Music

Several of CUE Art Foundation's exhibition curators are writers. CUE hosts a words+music program which includes readings by poets and writers from around the country to supplement its exhibition programming.

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Upcoming Events

September 04, 2008, 6-8pm

Join us for Cecelia Condit's and Jim Pirtle's exhibition openings.

Recent News

July 21, 2008

In response to the needs of artists, CUE is currently revising its studio residency program to create even greater opportunities for artists with greater support. As a result we have had to postpone our open application call for 2009 until we have finalized the changes to the program. The new program proposes to increase the number of artists we serve, increase the amount of time for each residency, increase the amount of support for the artists, create a unique forum for small groups of artists to exchange ideas in a nurturing environment, culminating with an exhibition of the participants work in our gallery space.
Please check back in the Fall for updates.

July 10, 2008

Listen to an interview with Thomas Beard and Zefrey Throwell and LoVid at: http://frankprattle.wordpress.com

June 5, 2008

CUE is pleased to announce that our Programs Assistant, Ryan White, is the recipient of this year's Star Mentor award from the Center for Arts Education. Ryan has dedicated many hours over this last year teaching High school interns and we're delighted that his hard work has been recognized with such a prestigious award. Go Ryan!

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