Opening Reception:
Datos Helados | Soft Tidal by Federico Bolagno-Romero & Mathías Chumino
Curated by Will Rubenstein
Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 6–10 pm (performances from 8–10 pm)
137 W. 25th Street, New York, NY
RSVP
Please join us for the opening reception for Datos Helados | Soft Tidal, an exhibition by Federico Bolagno-Romero & Mathías Chumino, curated by Will Rubenstein. The event features performances by Yellow Tears, Imminent Death, and Daren Ho beginning at 8 pm.
RSVPs to the opening reception are requested but not required. The event is free and all are welcome.
This exhibition will remain on view until June 27th, 2026. CUE's gallery space is open Wednesdays through Saturdays from 12–6 pm. Please feel free to stop by at your convenience during these times; no registration is required.
Read more about the exhibition here, and see below to RSVP to the opening reception.
About the Artists
Mathías Chumino / C03RA (Montevideo, Uruguay) is a transdisciplinary artist whose practice explores territories where the human, the non-human, and the machinic intertwine within an accelerated present shaped by technology. Through a critical, experimental, and poetic approach, his work creates immersive and conceptual spaces that expand forms of perception and question the hierarchies between matter, information, and agency. His trajectory includes exhibitions, residencies, and live performances in museums, biennials, and international festivals such as Ars Electronica, MUTEK, and Mapping Festival, as well as presentations in Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, and beyond.26.
Federico Bolagno-Romero (Montevideo & New York) is a sound and media artist whose work explores acoustic space, electronic synthesis, and the somatic dimensions of frequency. His practice extends into sculpture, where infrasonic and ultrasonic audio lives as physical material. Through the real-time integration of multiple sound sources and live urban data, his work moves between composition, performance, and object-making; tracing the threshold between designed and lived acoustic experience. For the last fifteen years, Bolagno-Romero has been embedded in New York’s audio culture, working across institutional and underground contexts alike. His work has been presented at Fundación Andreani, Buenos Aires; Subte, Montevideo; Ochiai Soup, Tokyo; and at numerous venues and galleries throughout New York.
About the Curator
Will Rubenstein is a producer and curator based in Queens, New York. He is the founder of Vial, a music label and residency program dedicated to experimental electronic music and media art. Rubenstein’s recent projects include cofounding DUST (2021–2024) and organizing Hope Is Not (2024) by Stefan Alexandrej Cvitanic at Mery Gates Gallery.
Graphic design: Jvy Vazquez