Reviews

I really like her (Andrea Cukier’s) work because it is not pretentious and it’s very subtle… It is a kind of work that I could live with, that I could be part of…”
Jonas Mekas
Shows like this are why we live in New York. This is someone who will be creating important and emotionally impactful art for a long time, the rare artist whose work will send you flying out into the street afterward with an elevated pulse and renewed passion for being alive. Argentinian expat Andrea Cukier’s work is defined by subtlety, yet packs a potently visceral intensity. To say that her collection of nebulous yet riveting oil paintings is captivating is the understatement of the year. Many of these works are pensive and stark, yet rich with emotion and sometimes longing…”
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October, 2010

The Manhattan Times features Andrea Cukier's show at Columbia University

The handling of the paint is both concerted but also very free, with a subtle range of colors and paint density that emerge beautifully in clear direct light. They are deeply felt, quietly intense evocations of moods and places. ..What perhaps unites both major aspects or modes of her work is her delicate sense of touch, whether it is embodied in washes of transparent color or the tracery of fragments of branches and plants that enter from outside the frame of her watercolors, or in the light, filmy mists and wisps of colors that recall smoke, light and fog that shape the space of her larger oils. The work is consistently beautiful and contemplative, not trendy or tendentious”.
Professor Stuart Liebman Ph.D. Program in Art History - CUNY Graduate Center
Andrea’s work is a traditional medium, watercolor, somewhat abstract, yet clearly representing ponds and gardens most eloquently, using just a few colors amidst a dominating green. One almost feels the moistness in the air, sitting quietly near a pond or river and one can hear the ever-quiet sound of water running. One is in tune with nature. Yes, it is “Perfect Tranquility.” Not everything has to be innovative to be great. Great artists also work in traditional ways. That is something the art world has to come to accept and appreciate”.
James Baldwin Cohen Read more
The most impressive work on display here is by Argentinian-American Andrea P. Cukier, who’s someone to keep your eye on. The two oils in this show are a good representation of her otherwise powerfully captivating paintings, many of which peer out from the shadows at an illumination whose source is never visible. The two on display here layer white over an obviously meticulously prepared, dark underlayer, perhaps barbwire as seen through a mist”.
Lucid Culture Read more

Books and Catalogues

Hope for Sudan by Alyssa rudinsky, ilustrated by Andrea P. Cukier

Mirror Publishing. ISBN 978-1-61225-323-7

Hope for Sudan on Amazon

Women Forward, Celebrating Womeen’s History Month

Catalogue for the first biennale show of women artists celebrating Women's History Month at The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, Brooklyn NY. ISBN 978-1-60743-050-6

Women Forward (Art Exhibit Catalog) on Amazon

Andrea Cukier, Earth and Dreams in Inwood

Published with help from a grant awarded by Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance.

Art Students League of New York

132nd Session Catalogue.

Online publications and reviews

Juli, 2014

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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October, 2010

The Manhattan Times features Andrea Cukier's show at Columbia University

April, 2009

Women Artists in Williamsburg Brooklyn

Celebrating Women’s History Month

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April, 2008

Lucid Culture, Art Reviews

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January, 2008

Lucid Culture, Art Reviews

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2006

The Aurora Review, spring issue

2005

The Aurora Review, winter issue