Bio

Andrea Cukier is a visual artist, and educator from Argentina. She has lived and worked in New York City since 1998. Most of her fine art works focus on nature, her love for its conservation and her anxiety about its destruction.

Ms. Cukier holds an MFA in Illustration from SUNY’s Fashion Institute of Technology. She also has a degree as Profesora Superior de Pintura, from Argentina (accredited in the US as a dual master’s degree in Fine Arts and Art Education).

Her paintings were part of several juried and invitational group such as New York’s First Biennale of Women Artists at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center in Brooklyn. She had solo shows at prestigious venues such as Pratt Institute, The Argentine Consulate in New York City, Columbia University, The New York Public Library, The Bidwell House Museum, and Local Project Gallery in New York City.

Throughout her career she has taught studio art and art history and has participated in several projects with developmentally challenged children.

She was awarded three times with the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Grant to Individual Artists, and has participated at several Artist in Residency Programs, including a Residency at VCCA and MASS MoCA.

Andrea Cukier’s work is in the permanent collection of The Godwin Ternbach Museum, The Argentine Consulate in New York City, Sloan Kettering Center, and in private collections in the United States, France, Japan, Holland, Australia, Argentina, and England.