Tag Archives: exhibition essay

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Beverly Fishman: Color-Coding Big Pharma

by Zachary Small | Mar 21, 2017

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Beverly Fishman: Color-Coding Big Pharma

by Zachary Small | Mar 21, 2017

Writer-in-Residence Zachary Small uncovers the psychological implications of Beverly Fishman’s brightly colored pill-paintings that explore the consequences of an unchecked medical industry.

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Testament to Long Loves

by Mimi Cheng | Nov 3, 2016

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Testament to Long Loves

by Mimi Cheng | Nov 3, 2016

Writer-in-Residence Mimi Cheng uncovers the love and loss explored in Christina P. Day’s exhibition “Stills and Composites,” on view through December 16, 2016 at CUE Art Foundation.

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New Works by Marilyn Lerner: A Sustained Spontaneity

by Anna Tome | Oct 6, 2016

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New Works by Marilyn Lerner: A Sustained Spontaneity

by Anna Tome | Oct 6, 2016

In this essay, Writer-in-Residence Anna Tome explores the rich abstracted colors in Marilyn Lerner’s exhibition “Harmonies,” closing next week at CUE Art Foundation.

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The Feminist Legacy in Radical Plastic

by Maggie Davis | Jul 14, 2016

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The Feminist Legacy in Radical Plastic

by Maggie Davis | Jul 14, 2016

In this essay, Writer-in-Residence Maggie Davis explores the feminist inspirations for the exhibition “Radical Plastic,” opening Saturday.

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Erin Dunn: Animating the Pine Barrens

by Rachel Heidenry | Jun 2, 2016

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Erin Dunn: Animating the Pine Barrens

by Rachel Heidenry | Jun 2, 2016

In this essay, ART21/CUE Writer-in-Residence Rachel Heidenry explores the process and motivations behind the exhibition “Erin Dunn: Oceanic Dancer.”

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Bearing Witness

by Jessica Lynne | Apr 6, 2016

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Bearing Witness

by Jessica Lynne | Apr 6, 2016

In this essay, ART21/CUE Writer-in-Residence Jessica Lynne describes the nuances in Kambui Olujimi’s exhibition, “Solastalgia.”