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Dylan Spaysky group exhibition at Ashes/Ashes Gallery

Added on July 9, 2016 by Shona Masarin.

 Dylan Spaysky (Solo-2015) – group exhibition, “Dark Mimes” at Ashes/Ashes gallery, Los Angeles, CA.

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Support CUE while looking stylish with our new limited edition tote bag designed by CUE alumni artist #PeterWilliams! Pick one up at CUE or on our website - link in bio! All proceeds support CUE's programs for artists, curators, writers, and NYC students. If you are in Los Angeles, make sure to check out Peter Williams solo show "River of Styx" on view at Luis de Jesus through December 15.
“How to Live in Political Times” is a series of panel discussions organized by artist Lenore Malen featuring artists, writers, and activists who will discuss their personal experiences within today’s political and environmental climates, and the myriad ways in which they connect social justice, artistic output, and lived life. Join us on November 30 from 6-8pm for "HOW TO LIVE — SPEECH," featuring Mira Schor, Erica Hunt, Baseera Khan and Mia Pearlman. #CUEart #howtolive
www.artsy.net/cue-benefit Support CUE’s programs for artists, curators, writers, and NYC students. Bid now on artworks generously donated by Natessa Amin, Yayoi Asoma, Karen Azoulay, Firelei Baez, Camel Collective, Squeak Carnwath, Robert Davis, Mark Dion, Josh Dorman, Mark Fox, Andrea Geyer, Jonathan Paul Gillette, Mike Glier, Art Green, Carrie Gundersdorf, David Humphrey, James Hyde, Peter LaBier, Judy Linn, Sangram Majumdar, Karen Margolis, Melissa Marks, Cameron Martin, Nic Nicosia, Sara Greenberger Rafferty, Walter Robinson, Taney Roniger, Carrie Schneider, Jeanne Silverthorne, Don Voisine, Jennifer Wen Ma, and James Yakimicki.
Amanda York writes that "James Yakimicki’s paintings and drawings are fusions of landscapes omitting horizon lines, scale, and perspective in favor of aerial views and multiple vanishing points....Yakimicki introduces dreamlike elements into these environments, such as celestial formations or floating objects, and the result is alternately euphoric or nightmarish.” His solo exhibition, titled "Knitty Griddy" and curated by Gregory Amenoff, is on view through December 6. #CUEArt #knittygriddy #jamesyakimicki
CUE is proud to share with you Alum #PeterWilliams' solo show "River of Styx" on view at Luis de Jesus in Los Angeles from October 20 to December 15. As Avery Wheeles says in a review for Artillery Magazine, Williams "utilizes poetic formations of dots to piece together memory representing many voices in one narrative." Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/2CQkDd4
On November 3rd we will host Relevant Content: A workshop on design thinking for artists and curators led by Joshua Hauth with Eva Bochem-Shur. From individual to institutional levels of engagement, we will examine how design works in an art context. Space is limited - to register, please complete a short questionnaire no later than October 30, 2018 - link in bio.
Join us tonight at CUE from 6-8pm to celebrate the launch of the second issue of prompt: a new collaborative artist publication directed by Nicole Kaack and Mira Dayal. This issue is a collaboration between artists Katie Giritlian and Esteban Jefferson.
Come join us this Thursday October 25th from 6 to 8 PM for the opening reception of #JamesYakimicki's solo exhibition #KnittyGriddy curated by Gregory Amenoff. Eight large-scale oil paintings and several drawings reflect the pace of the information age, in which untold amounts of data are constantly available through the slightest of gestures. Without concern for traditional scale or perspective, Yakimicki portrays landscapes packed so densely they seem to be on the brink of collapse. On view until December 6. Image: James Yakimicki, Torque (Wedgeway Court), 2011. Oil on canvas. #CUEArt
CUE is proud to announce Alum #AthenaLaTocha's participation in the exhibition "Art for a New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950s to Now" on view from October 6, 2018, through January 7, 2019, at the @crystalbridgesmuseum in Arkansas. The exhibition features over 80 artworks from the 1950s to today, all created by Indigenous US and Canadian artists. ‘Art for a New Understanding’ is listed by ARTNews as one of the ‘most promising museum shows around the world.’ More about LaTocha's work at this exhibit: https://bit.ly/2pR9PUd Image: Installation view. Athena LaTocha, “Ozark (Shelter in Place)”, 2018, ink and earth on paper, lead. #CUEArt #ArtistatCB
 

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