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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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#Repost @joanmitchellfdn with @get_repost ・・・ Last week to catch TRANSPARENCY, the second annual Joan Mitchell Foundation Alumni Council Exhibition, hosted by @cueart (137 W 25th St, NYC). CUE gallery is open M-F from 10-5:30; Closing Reception and Artist Talk: Fri, Aug 17, 5-8pm. . The exhibition features work by 15 alumni of the Joan Mitchell Foundation’s Art Education Program who were challenged to consider the theme of "transparency," traversing the many meanings of the word, and contribute work within the theme that highlights their talents and pushes the bounds of their practices as young artists. The resulting exhibition ranges in content from interpersonal intimacy to sociopolitical tragedy, and includes work by Luis Cuesta, Darren Dempster, Nicky Draven, Joseph Gonzalez, Amari “Mars” Jones, Megan Pasko, Auden Price-Dillon, Noelani Renderos, Kevin Rijo, Angelica Santiago, Alannah Sears, Sada Spence, Lobsang Tsewang, Nicolas Umpierrez, and Jennifer Villa. . Photo from TRANSPARENCY opening reception by Alice Grindling, Terraform Entertainment.
CUE is looking for a Programs Intern and a Development Intern for Fall 2018. Join the team 2-3 days a week from September to December 2018 as we kick off an exciting season of exhibitions and public programming and get ready for our annual Gala! Click on the link in bio for more information and instructions on how to apply.
CUE is pleased to announce an open call by Curatorial Fellows Simon Wu and Mira Dayal. Artists, curators, thinkers, and cultural producers are invited to submit formulas for successful works of contemporary art, to be used to commission an exhibition of new work, entitled Formula 1, at CUE this spring. Check out our website for more info, and submit your formulas here by September 5th: http://tinyurl.com/formula1cue #CUEart #Formula1
There is one more week to catch this powerful work by CUE alum Ken Gonzales-Day in the show "On Whiteness," organized by the Racial Imaginary Institue and on view at the Kitchen through August 3rd. The exhibition "aims to take advantage of art’s powerful ability to reframe dominant ways of seeing, especially with regard to philosopher Sara Ahmed’s postulation of whiteness as a "habit," whose power to form and sustain specific social behaviors and institutions resides in its being taken entirely for granted." Don't miss it! Image: Ken Gonzales-Day, Untitled (Antico [Pier Jacopo Alari-Bonacolsi], Bust of a Young Man and Francis Harwood, Bust of a Man), LightJet print, 2008/2012, from his "Profiled" series.
CUE is excited to host TRANSPARENCY, the second annual Joan Mitchell Fondation Alumni Council Exhibition, which will be on view in our gallery August 2 - 17. This exhibition features the work of 15 artists who are alums of the Joan Mitchell Foundation’s Art Education Program. Join us for an opening reception the evening of Thursday, August 2 from 6 - 8 pm.
Applications for public programming proposals are still open through August 10, 2018! Send us a proposal for artist-centered events, talks, and workshops to be presented at CUE between October and December 2018. More info through link in bio. Pictured here is an image from "Make Some Place," a series of conversations and workshops that examined ‘creative placemaking,’ organized by 2016 Public Programs Fellows Jordan Dyniewski and perryne lee poy lokhandwala.
Here's a sneak peak of work from upcoming show "Original Language," a group exhibition curated by 2017 Open Call winner Natasha Marie Llorens, opening September 7th. In the mean time, check out artist Alexandra Bell in conversation with Claudia Rankine at the Brooklyn Musuem tomorrow night, July 19, at 7pm. The talk is presented in partnership with the Racial Imaginary Institute, and is not to be missed! Image: Alexandra Bell, No Humans Involved (Process Notes): After Sylvia Wynter (detail), 2018. #CUEart #OriginalLanguage #AlexandraBell
 

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