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Ken Gonzales-Day in the Los Angeles Times

Added on September 15, 2018 by Lilly Hern-Fondation.

Ken Gonzales-Day (solo-2006) included in group show Plain Sight at Residency Gallery in Los Angeles, was highlighted by Los Angeles Times. as part of their Datebook series, on Sept 13, 2018.

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Last chance to join the CUE Teen Collective class of 2019-20! The deadline to apply is TOMORROW, September 20, 2019 at 11:59PM. The CUE Teen Collective is a free, year-long after school program designed for NYC high school students who are passionate about visual culture and interested in exploring careers in the fine arts. Participants meet on Wednesday afternoons from October through May to investigate the contemporary art world, develop professional skills, and produce artwork for a group exhibition in CUE’s gallery space. With behind-the-scenes access to the New York art world, the CTC demystifies career paths available to students, while inspiring them to develop their own personal artistic voices. During talks with artists and curators, trips to gallery and museum shows, visits to art fairs, and hands-on studio sessions, students will have the opportunity to ask questions of working arts professionals about their careers and practices, learning about various approaches to a sustainable and rewarding career in the arts. For more information and to apply, visit our website via the link in bio. Image: Al Gatta, "Memory Morphology," 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 36 inches. #CUEart #CTC #CUETeenCollective #TeenArtists #ArtsEducation #Apply #OpenCall #ArtistOpportunity
Please join CUE on Saturday, October 5th at 5:00pm for a public walk-through of "Hyphen" with artist Natessa Amin and curator Ali Banisadr. Amin creates a site-specific mixed-media installation that brings together painting, sculpture, and drawing to explore the artist’s experience of embodying a hybrid identity. Binding all of these materials together is a long undulating trail of hand-dyed newsprint that curves around the gallery’s walls, forming a textural structure within which individual objects become intertwined as part of a larger sculptural body. Amin and Banisadr will be available for questions after the walk-through. #CUEart #NatessaAmin #AliBanisadr #ExhibitionWalkThrough #ArtistTalk #CuratorTour
CUE Art Foundation is pleased to announce Embodied Scores: Methods of Archiving, a series of collaborative lectures organized by Cori Olinghouse on behalf of The Portal (Portal) with Shona Masarin. This series explores multiple entry points into Portal, a living archives initiative, research studio, and visual storytelling platform formed in 2017 by artist, archivist, and curator Cori Olinghouse. Joined by acclaimed archivist and curator Ann Butler, filmmaker and visual artist Jules Rosskam, and choreographers Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener we contemplate distinctions across theory and practice, preservation and the ephemeral. Method as Trace with Ann Butler and Cori Olinghouse 60 minutes with time after for Q&A Thursday, October 10, 6:30-8pm Desire Lines: Lecture with Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener, moderated by Cori Olinghouse 90 minutes with time after for Q&A Saturday, December 7, 6-8pm Practices for Slow Encounters with Jules Rosskam and Cori Olinghouse 60 minutes with time after for Q&A Tuesday, December 17, 6:30-8pm All of the events in this series are free and open to the public. Seating is limited; please RSVP. For more information, visit the events page on our website. #CUEart #EmbodiedScores #Portal #CoriOlinghouse #ShonaMasarin #AnnButler #JulesRosskam #RashaunMitchell #SilasRiener #archives
There's just one week left to submit an application for the 2019-20 session of the CUE Teen Collective! The deadline to apply is next Friday, September 20 at 11:59pm. The CUE Teen Collective is a free, year-long after school program designed for NYC high school students who are passionate about visual culture and interested in exploring careers in the fine arts. Participants meet on Wednesday afternoons from October through May to investigate the contemporary art world, develop professional skills, and produce artwork for a group exhibition in CUE’s gallery space. Interested students in grades 10 and 11 apply online by filling out a questionnaire and submitting 2-3 work samples. For more information about the program and how to apply, please visit our website via the link in bio. Image: Aneesa Razak, "All these words taken from my mouth" from the series "Growing Pains," 2019. Oil, pastel, and embroidery thread on two canvases, 24 x 24 inches each. #CUEart #CUEteens #ArtEducation #ArtistOpportunity #Apply
CUE is pleased to share the second recipient of our annual art prize with Aon! This award recognizes one emerging or under-recognized artist annually with a generous honorarium and a year-long exhibition in Aon’s offices in downtown Manhattan. The 2019 recipient of the Aon-CUE Artist Empowerment Award is visual artist Werner Sun, who is exhibiting a series of sculptural prints inspired by his background in physics and desire to methodically observe and record data in an exhibition titled "Closed Systems." The artist's process results in folded paper sculptures that, when photographed, serve as starting points for future work. Thus, one piece leads to another just as knowledge and ideas build on themselves. Werner Sun is a visual artist who lives and works in Ithaca, NY. A particle physicist by training, Werner has exhibited his work at the Garrison Art Center, Manifest Gallery, the Islip Art Museum, the Schweinfurth Art Center, the Azarian McCullough Art Gallery, and the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester. His essays and images have been published in Stone Canoe, SciArt Magazine, and The Brooklyn Rail. #CUEart #Aon #WernerSun #ArtistAward
Natessa Amin installing her solo exhibition, “Hyphen,” curated by Ali Banisadr. Join us for the opening reception this Thursday, September 12, from 6-8pm! #CUEart #NatessaAmin #AliBanisadr
Congratulations to CUE Mentor Ali Banisadr! Kasmin Gallery announced the US representation of Banisadr this week and the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery will open in early 2021. Banisadr’s densely populated paintings are influenced by the artist’s perception of sound as inextricably linked to color and form. Drawing on childhood experiences of the Iran-Iraq war in his native Tehran (where explosions and other aural disturbances were commonplace) as well as his extant synesthesia, Banisadr works painstakingly and intuitively to build complex compositions that exude a vitality at once turbulent and celebratory. Banisadr was a 2019 Open Call panelist and will serve as the curator-mentor for Natessa Amin's solo exhibition, "Hyphen," opening at CUE next week. Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, September 12 from 6-8pm! Image: Ali Banisadr, Contact, 2013, oil on linen, 82 x 120 inches. #CUEart #KasminGallery #AliBanisadr #NatessaAmin
Applications are open for the next session of the CUE Teen Collective through September 20, 2019! The CUE Teen Collective is a free, year-long after school program designed for NYC high school students who are passionate about visual culture and interested in exploring careers in the fine arts. Participants meet on Wednesday afternoons from October through May to investigate the contemporary art world, develop professional skills, and produce artwork for a group exhibition in CUE’s gallery space. Interested students in grades 10 and 11 apply online by filling out a questionnaire and submitting 2-3 work samples. The deadline to apply for the 2019-20 season is September 20 at 11:59pm. Interviews of successful applicants will be held on September 25 and classes begin on October 2. For more information about the program and how to apply, please visit our website via the link in bio. #CUEart #CUEteens #ArtEducation #ArtistOpportunity #Apply
Save the date! Please join us for CUE's 2019 Cocktails and Benefit Auction on Monday, November 18 to support our programs for artists, curators, writers, and NYC students. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit our website. #CUEart #Cocktails #Benefit #Auction #SaveTheDate
 

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