OUR TEAM

Jinny Khanduja, Executive Director (she/her/they/them)
jinny@cueartfoundation.org
Jinny Khanduja is an organizational leader with extensive experience in programs, management, development, and communications. She has worked for more than a decade at non-profit organizations cultivating mission-driven work in art, architecture, urbanism, and policy. Prior to CUE, she served as Deputy Director at Storefront for Art and Architecture. As Executive Director of CUE, she oversees the organization’s strategic vision and its programs, including exhibitions by emerging and underserved artists, mentorship and publication support for emerging art writers, professional development opportunities for artists and arts workers, and arts education programs for New York City high school students. Jinny holds an M.S. in Urban Planning from Columbia University‘s GSAPP and a B.A. in International Studies and Spanish Linguistics from Emory University.

Jasmine Buckley, Gallery Associate (she/her)
jasmine@cueartfoundation.org
Jasmine Buckley is a graduate of NYU Gallatin, and received a B.A. in Museum and Curatorial Studies. Her studies focused on bringing underrepresented narratives and histories to art institutions. She curated multiple exhibitions at The Gallatin Galleries, and her work emphasizes her belief in the importance of diversity and inclusion in the art world. As the 2023 NYU Wet Lab Curatorial Fellow, Jasmine is working with contemporary artists to develop her skills. She is passionate about making the arts accessible to all and is committed to using her platforms to amplify marginalized voices.

Keegan Sagnelli, Communications Associate (he/him)
keegan@cueartfoundation.org
Keegan Sagnelli is a graduate of Purchase College, where he received a B.A. in Arts Management and Creative Writing. He has developed a diverse array of experiences in the arts, from video production, to performing arts, to arts education. Keegan brings a community-centered approach to his work. It is his belief that through advocacy and the arts, we can engage in meaningful conversations that embolden all people to live their truths. As a practiced poet as well, Keegan’s writing has been featured in Genre: Urban Arts and Italics Mine, and in 2019 he was awarded the Ginny Wray Prize in Poetry. 

Kota Khan, Gallery and Production Intern (they/them)
Kota Khan is a Studio Arts student with a concentration in sculpture at Hunter College. They are a cultural worker and multidisciplinary artist whose artmaking embodies multiple marginalized narratives through digital, textile, and three-dimensional constructions. They possess invaluable skills in theatrical design and technical production, with their most recent technical work at Smith Street Stage. As a Gallery and Productions intern, Kota aims to expand their practice into the realm of exhibition design.

Zain Latif, Gallery and Production Intern (he/him)
Zain Latif is a BFA student attending CUNY Brooklyn College. Focusing on a variety of different mediums, he emphasizes the importance of his heritage and cultural identity in his artwork. His previous artistic achievements include his artwork being showcased in a student exhibition at Kingsborough Community College. His ambition is to run a gallery to help showcase underrepresented and marginalized artists and help give them a platform to make a name for themselves in the art community.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Thomas K.Y. Hsu  
     Chairman
Theodore S. Berger
     President
Kate Buchanan
     Vice President
John S. Kiely
     Co-Treasurer
Kyle Sheahen
        Co-Treasurer
Lilly Wei
     Secretary
Amanda Adams-Louis
Marcy Cohen
Blake Horn
Steffani Jemison
Vivian Kuan
Aliza Nisenbaum
Gregory Amenoff
     Emeritus

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Polly Apfelbaum
Katie Cercone
Lynn Crawford
Ian Cooper
Michelle Grabner
Eleanor Heartney
Trenton Doyle Hancock
Pablo Helguera
Paddy Johnson
Deborah Kass
Sharon Lockhart
Juan Sánchez
Irving Sandler (in memoriam)
Andrea Zittel