CUE Art Foundation is a non-profit forum for contemporary art that provides extraordinary opportunities for under-recognized artists and compelling encounters for audiences.
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Current Exhibitions

  • <em>Idiot King</em> [detail], 2001 Click to zoom »

    <em>Idiot King</em> [detail], 2001

David Krueger
Curated By Judy Pfaff

  • <em>Americas</em> from <em>The Monsoon Series</em>, 2006 Click to zoom »

    <em>Americas</em> from <em>The Monsoon Series</em>, 2006

Cynthia Miller
Curated By Ron Silliman

CUE thanks its Chicago Press Corps for documenting and responding to the activities at Artropolis 2008. Press Corps members were Jennifer Breckner, Nicholas Hayes and Margaret Larkin. You can read their comments at CUE's NEXT Art Fair Blog.

Meeting Artists' Needs

This program furnishes recent BFA and MFA graduates, as well as senior artists, with a set of durable arts management skills that are intended to complement the more theoretical Fine Arts training that they have received in the academy.

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Internships

CUE provides internships in the following areas: administration and non-profit management, development, and registrar/preparator.

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Young Art Critics

This program is a partnership between AICA USA and CUE Art Foundation. A mentor is appointed to a specific CUE exhibition and in turn selects an emerging writer to produce an original essay.

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Arts In Education

Pathways to creativity are an essential part of a child's development. CUE's programs gives middle and high school students in the NY area the opportunity to enjoy, appreciate and understand art through a creative exploration.

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Studio Residency

The CUE Studio Residency Program affords artists the opportunity to produce work in New York's vibrant Chelsea art district, and provides them with time and space to produce new bodies of work.

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Words and Music

Several of CUE Art Foundation's exhibition curators are writers. CUE hosts a words+music program which includes readings by poets and writers from around the country to supplement its exhibition programming.

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