Nancy Rubins

Studies
June 1 – July 16

A sculpture made from various pieces of colorful scrap metal, assembled in a chaotic yet controlled burst pattern, against a plain white background.

A collage of various airplane parts arranged in a compact, abstract, radial design against a plain white background. The parts include wings, tails, and fuselage sections in different colors.

Artistic installation featuring a cluster of variously sized and colored pencils, assembled to form a dynamic, three-dimensional starburst shape against a white background.

Modern art piece featuring various overlapping surfboards arranged in a spiral pattern against a white background.

A digital artwork featuring an abstract collage of geometric shapes and fragmented boat-like structures in blue, white, and brown hues, set against a plain white background. The composition has a dynamic, three-dimensional appearance.

Artistic sculpture of a tree made from recycled magazine pages, featuring multicolored leaves and a textured trunk against a plain background.

Press Release

The Richard Levy Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of studies for a monumental sculpture by Nancy Rubins.

This portfolio comprises studies for large-scale sculptures. In this series, boats are welded together and resemble organic forms reminescent of birds and foliage.

Born in Texas, Rubins lives and works in Topanga Canyon, California. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art, in 1974, and her MFA from University of California, at Davis in 1976. She has exhibited work in numerous institutions including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the 45th Venice Biennale, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

Dates: June 1–July 16, 2007
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Location: 514 Central Avenue SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Contact: 505.766.9888, info@levygallery.com, www.levygallery.com @levygallery