Past Exhibitions: Dec 1, 2010 - Aug 26, 2011
 

HOW SOON NOW

Kaari Upson, It's Never Enough, 2007   Catalog available - Order now

Artists in the exhibition: Pawel Althamer El Anatsui Kathryn Andrews John Baldessari Kerstin Brätsch Cecily Brown Paul Chan George Condo Heather Cook Thea Djordjadze Nathalie Djurberg Naomi Fisher

Dara Friedman Rachel Harrison Huan Yong Ping Alex Hubbard DAS INSTITUT Matthew Day Jackson Karen Kilimnik Klara Kristalova Sarah Lucas Tobias Madison Mark Manders Dianna Molzan

Elizabeth Peyton Amanda Ross-Ho Analia Saban Wilhelm Sasnal Mike + Doug Starn Ryan Trecartin Rosemarie Trockel Kaari Upson Marianne Vitale Jennifer West Sue Williams David Wojnarowicz

How Soon Now features over thirty of the worldʼs most compelling contemporary artists including Cecily Brown, Thea Djordjadze, Huan Yong Ping, Matthew Day Jackson, Analia Saban, Ryan Trecartin, Kaari Upson and David Wojnarowicz. This exhibition, occupying 27 galleries, is comprised of paintings, sculptures, photographs and videos never before exhibited in the Foundation. The artworks in this show, all of which are owned by the Collection and most of which are recent acquisitions, form disparate bodies of work from a range of generations and include established and emerging artists.

 

TIME CAPSULE, AGE 13 TO 21:
THE CONTEMPORARY ART COLLECTION OF JASON RUBELL

Thomas Ruff, Porträt [J. Rubell], 1989 Catalog available - Order now

Artists in the exhibition: Joe Andoe John Armleder Richard Artschwager Bernd and Hilla Becher Nayland Blake Ross Bleckner Richmond Burton Lawrence Carroll Francesco Clemente George Condo Walter Dahn Wim Delvoye Jiri G. Dokoupil R.M. Fischer Eric Fischl Katharina Fritsch Robert Gober Rodney Alan Greenblat

Andreas Gursky Peter Halley Herbert Hamak Keith Haring Jenny Holzer Michael Jenkins Mike Kelley Jeff Koons Jannis Kounellis Sol LeWitt Christopher Lucas Brice Marden Marlene McCarty Matthew McCaslin David McDermott & Peter McGough Marilyn Minter Bruce Nauman

Cady Noland Sigmar Polke Richard Prince Gerhard Richter Thomas Ruff August Sander Thomas Schütte Cindy Sherman José Maria Sicilia Mike and Doug Starn Jessica Stockholder Thomas Struth Philip Taaffe Rosemarie Trockel Meyer Vaisman Lawrence Weiner Matthew Weinstein Christopher Wool

 Time Capsule, Age 13 to 21: The Contemporary Art Collection of Jason Rubell is an exhibition that Jason Rubell first curated for his college thesis at Duke University in 1991. It contains 95 artworks he acquired between 1983 and 1991 and features 53 artists from this period, such as George Condo, Robert Gober, Andreas Gursky, Keith Haring, Cady Noland, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Cindy Sherman and Rosemarie Trockel. This exhibition traveled to ten university art museums between 1991 and 1994. Jason Rubellʼs experience presenting this exhibition to and for the public greatly informed the opening of the Rubell Family Collection in 1994 with his family. His collecting efforts since that time have been in collaboration with his parents Don and Mera Rubell. The exhibition is a time capsule illustrating Jason Rubellʼs early collecting endeavors and bears witness to numerous artistic movements of the 1980ʼs.

2010-2011 Exhibition Sponsor: Lanvin

As the world's oldest Parisian fashion house, Lanvin is delighted to be collaborating with the Rubell Family Collection in its support of young artists. Since his tenure, Artistic Director Alber Elbaz has used his keen artistic sensibility to preserve Jeanne Lanvin's understanding of art and fashion. Starting at ArtBasel and building over the course of the year, the conversation initiated between the Rubell Family Collection and Lanvin will bring to life a groundbreaking dialogue between contemporary art and fashion. 

 

December 2^nd, 2010
Exhibition opening for How Soon Now, Time Capsule
and installation by Jennifer Rubell, Just Right

Getty sponsored talks, Learning from LA, held at the Rubell Family Collection featuring Los Angeles artists from
How Soon Now and the upcoming Getty initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980.

From left to right: Getty Research Institute Consulting Curator Glenn Phillips, Artists John Baldessari and Analia Saban

From left to right: Hammer Museum Curator Ali Subotnik, Artists Eleanor Antin and Kaari Upson

Don Rubell and John Baldessari

Guest entering Jennifer Rubell's Just Right installation

Jennifer Rubell's Just Right installation

Jennifer Rubell

LANVIN Artistic Director Alber Elbaz, Don and Mera Rubell

Installation view, Time Capsule exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition

Installation view, How Soon Now exhibition