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Rubell Family Collection: highlights & artists' writings
Rubell Family Collection Highlights and Artists' Writings
30 Americans
Text by Franklin Sirmans, Glenn Ligon, Robert Hobbs, Michele Wallace.
Not Afraid
The only book on the Rubell Family collection of contemporary art.
Hernan Bas
Text by Mark Coetzee, Robert Hobbs, Dominic Molon.
American Exuberance
With this volume and its accompanying exhibition, the Rubell Family Collection set out to generate a portrait of what they call "American Exuberance." The 64 artists selected, all citizens or residents of the United States, are or were particularly keen observers of American culture, economy and politics, regardless of their country of origin. Out of 190 total works, 40 were made in 2011, many specifically for this exhibition. Participating artists include Matthew Barney, Maurizio Cattelan, Felix Gonzales-Torres, Wade Guyton, Keith Haring, Mike Kelley, Jeff Koons, Barbara Kruger, Glenn Ligon, Elizabeth Peyton, Richard Prince, Ryan Trecartin, Andy Warhol and Lisa Yuskavage. A number of the participating artists were asked to comment on the idea of American exuberance for the catalogue. Their responses took many forms, from Nate Lowman's handwritten missive about Coca-Cola to Rashid Johnson's statement in the form of a personal ad.
Time Capsule
Issued in connection with an exhibition held Dec. 1, 2010-Aug. 26, 2011.
30 Americans
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Against All Odds
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Life After Death
In December 2000, a group of five young German artists, all recent graduates of the prestigious Leipzig Art Academy, organized a small exhibition of their works in Leipzig. Unsurprisingly, the exhibition attracted no notice from the international contemporary art community. From that humble beginning, the "New Leipzig School" has expanded to a dozen artists and grown to be an international phenomenon. On March 19, 2005, MASS MoCA presented the country's foremost collection of paintings from the New Leipzig School--a collection built by the Rubell Family in Miami--for the first time, and what followed was an international avalanche of attention and demand. That exhibition, "Life After Death,"...
Lucy Dodd
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