ARTworks
About
CUE’s ARTworks program (formerly Modern ArtWorks) gives middle school students in the New York City metro area the opportunity to view and discuss contemporary art, then respond to their experience by making and exhibiting their own artworks. Students visit exhibitions, both at CUE and other cultural institutions, and participate in on-site workshops led by artists or arts educators who encourage direct engagement with art. In the weeks following their visit, students experience a school-based curriculum that helps them to create works of art that respond to the work seen in Chelsea. The program culminates in a one-week exhibition and sale of the students' work at CUE's gallery. All proceeds from sales are divided between the student artist and their school.

The 2011/2012 ARTworks and Joan Mitchell's Saturday Studios Program exhibition will be on view from May 24 - June 4, 2012.
This program has been generously supported by Thomas K.Y. & Linda Hsu, Thomas G. Devine, Joe & Beth Massoud, Rodney Reid, Brian & Cheryl Starer, Regina A. Wierbowski, and Vivian Kuan & Loli Wu. With additional support from Utrecht Art Supplies.
Current Participants
The 2012 exhibition features work from students at the following schools:
IS-259 William McKinley Intermediate School
The Hudson Guild
Transfiguration School
Saints Phillip & James School
Bronx High School for the Visual Arts
NYC Lab Middle School
Landmark High School
St. Charles Borromeo School
Leon M. Goldstein High School
Image Gallery
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Cathedral school students in discussion on artist Butch Hancock's works with arts educator, Harry Acland and teacher Brian Delacey.
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Students and teacher, Dominique Folino from the Art and Music Academy at Bayard Rustin Educational Complex take a closer look at artist, Tom Secrest's works.
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Gallery visitors enjoying the artwork at the 2007 Modern ArtWorks opening.
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Transfiguration students in discussion with arts educator, Traci Talasco amongst artist, Phranc's works.
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A student from IS-259-William McKinley Intermediate School busy finishing her painting in the classroom setting.
How to Participate
If your school is interested in participating in this program, please email Jessica Gildea, CUE's Programs Coordinator at jessica.gildea@cueartfoundation.org.
Past Participants
IS-259 William McKinley Intermediate School
Bronx High School for the Visual Arts
Bayside High School
Cathedral School
P.S. 89
P.S. 19
Samuel Gompers Vocational High School
Art & Music Academy of the Bayard Rustin Educational Complex (BREC)
The Hudson Guild
Transfiguration School
Saints Phillip & James School
High School of Art and Business
High School of Art & Design

