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Added on September 19, 2015 by Shona Masarin.

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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
Today is the last day to see Original Language, curated by Natasha Marie Llorens. Thanks to everyone who came out, and to the amazing artists who contributed work to this show. Pictured here: Wilder Alison, "ARE YOU THE GOODS? (‘Les Biennes’ mural)," 2018; Alexandra Bell, "Friday, April 21, 1989 – Front Page" from the series "No Humans Involved: After Sylvia Wynter," 2018; Al Freeman, "Alphabet 3," 2018; Ariel Jackson, "All I See Is Blue,” performed with Michael Love at CUE on September 8, 2018; Shellyne Rodriguez, "Cul de Sac no. 2," 2017-2018; and Leah Weinberg-Moskowitz, "e,” 2018. #CUEart #OriginalLanguage
Join us for the opening of #JamesYakimicki's solo exhibition “Knitty Griddy” on Thursday, October 25 from 6 to 8 PM! Curated by #GregoryAmenoff, this exhibition presents 8 large-scale paintings and several drawings with both a natural and drone-like vision of the world, mediated through nature, civilization, and technological apparatuses. These compositions are intricate networks of information, layered and maze-like. #KnittyGriddy will be on view from October 25 to December 6. Image: James Yakimicki, rOiltea – A Momentous Erosion of Improvised Rhythm, 2012. Oil on Linen. #CUEArt
This is your last chance to see #OriginalLanguage, curated by Natasha Marie Llorens. The exhibition is on view through October 11 and features works by Wilder Alison, Alexandra Bell, Al Freeman, Ariel Jackson, Shellyne Rodriguez, and Leah Weinberg-Moskowitz. These works map a range of responses to the paradoxical fact that while it is urgent and necessary to use language in protest, language is also routinely the very site of structural violence. Install shot of Alexandra Bell’s series “No Humans Involved: After Sylvia Wynter,” 2018.
Original Language curated by Natasha Marie Llorens features in Art Fuse with a review written by Jeffrey Gunthaner. Thoughtfully written, Gunthaner says "[Original Language] attempts to expose ubiquitous structures, whose substance is porous like a language, showing their role in ordering our understanding of what it means to live in a multicultural society." Come and see for yourselves! On view until October 11. Link to article: https://bit.ly/2PgUibD
Today at 5:30 PM make your way to @printedmatterinc for an experimental reading/viewing with #JessWillaWheaton and our Curator Fellow #NatashaMarieLlorens in celebration of the publication of Medium Emotions. Natasha Marie Llorens is the curator of our current show #OriginalLanguage, on view until October 11. Click here for more information on the event: https://bit.ly/2E1qPRN Image from Printed Matter. #CUEart
CUE is proud to announce Alum #KambuiOlujimi's participation in @forfreedoms #50StateInitiative. This is the largest creative collaboration in US history utilizing decentralized public events aiming to spark political debate leading up to the 2018 midterms. Olujimi's participation includes a billboard that explores recent debates on family separation; CUE Curator-Mentor #HankWillisThomas is the For Freedoms co-founder. Link to article here: https://tinyurl.com/ycp2o7ar. Image: Kambui Olujimi, The Waiting Game, 2016, serigraph.
Original Language closes October 11! Curated by Natasha Marie Llorens, this group exhibition presents the work of six artists who are invested in the relationship between language and violence. Image: Al Freeman, Soft Greek Alphabet (black), 2018, pleather and polyester filler. #CUEArt #OriginalLanguage
CUE is pleased to announce Alum #BeverlyFishman new exhibition at #MilesMcEneryGallery in New York. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, October 11 from 6 to 8 PM. The exhibition will be on view through November 10. Image: Untitled (ADHD), 2018, Urethane paint on wood. #CUEart
 

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