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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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Calling all Manhattan artists and arts organizations - applications for @lmcc_nyc Manhattan Arts Grants are now open! If you have exciting plans for a project for Manhattan audiences and communities in 2020, attend an info session to meet program staff, ask questions, and learn how to build a strong application! https://lmcc.net/rsvp

Photo: Courtesy of The W.O.W. Project, 2019 Creative Engagement grantee. Photo Credit: Eric Jenkins.

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Join us on Friday, July 26 from 6-8pm for a panel discussion and workshop that centers the POC experience in navigating mentorship in the arts field, moderated by Claire Kim and Danilo Machado with Angie Pittman, Kristina Newman-Scott, and Ximena Izquierdo Ugaz. Link to RSVP in our bio!

As arts organizations and institutions continue to address issues of racial, gender, and class disparities throughout the field, questions about the importance and practice of mentorship, specifically for the POC community, become increasingly critical. This panel discussion invites professionals across artistic disciplines to delve into the nuances of mentorship by exploring how it can uplift a person’s career, yet potentially present exploitative dynamics. Our panel and breakout conversations and will unpack the limitations of mentorship and consider other models of leadership and community building in the arts.

Photo: Angie Pittman by Nina Westervelt for The New York Times.

#CUEart #ClaireKim #DaniloMachado #AngiePittman #KristinaNewmanScott #XimenaIzquierdoUgaz

Today is the last day to see Mo Kong: Making A Stationary Rain On The North Pacific Ocean, curated by Steffani Jemison! We are open til 5:30. #CUEart #MoKong #steffanijemison

Thanks to Louis Bury for the exciting review of “Mo Kong: Making A Stationary Rain On The North Pacific Ocean” published over the weekend on Hyperallergic! The exhibition, curated by Steffani Jemison, is extended at CUE this week through July 11. Read more at the link in bio!

#CUEart #MoKong #SteffaniJemison

CUE Art Foundation is hiring an Assistant Educator for the CUE Teen Collective to co-facilitate a weekly after-school field trip and studio art residency program for teens. The CTC meets on Wednesday afternoons from 4:30-6:30pm from October 2019 to May 2020. For more information on the program and how to apply, visit our website: http://cueartfoundation.org/opportunities.

Save the date! Please join us on Friday, July 26th from 6-8pm for CUE Panel Discussion: Re/thinking Mentorship in the Arts for POC. Link to RSVP in our bio!
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Re/thinking Mentorship in the Arts for POC is a panel discussion and workshop that centers the POC experience in navigating mentorship in the arts field. As arts organizations and institutions continue to address issues of racial, gender, and class disparities throughout the field, questions about the importance and practice of mentorship, specifically for the POC community, become increasingly critical. This panel discussion invites professionals across artistic disciplines to delve into the nuances of mentorship by exploring how it can uplift a person’s career, yet potentially present exploitative dynamics. Our panel and breakout conversations and will unpack the limitations of mentorship and consider other models of leadership and community building in the arts.
This panel will be moderated by Claire Kim and Danilo Machado in conversation with Angie Pittman, Kristina Newman-Scott, and Ximena Izquierdo Ugaz. This program is an intentional space for people of color in the arts. Reflections about the organizing process and panel conversation will be published for a broader audience.

Thanks @cultured_mag for featuring Mo Kong “Making A Stationary Rain On The North Pacific Ocean” in GALLERY PEEPING: SUMMER BLOCKBUSTERS 2019! The exhibition is up through July 10th 🌊
#CUEart #MoKong #steffanijemison

Tomorrow night at 6:30pm artist Mo Kong and exhibition curator and visual artist Steffani Jemison will be walking the public through Mo Kong’s solo exhibition, Making A Stationary Rain On The North Pacific Ocean. Come find out more about Mo’s research into and visual synthesis of environmental crises and sociopolitical issues, and find the clues and secrets hidden within his installation. RSVP through link in bio.

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