SELECTED BIO:

STERLING RUBY (Bitburg, Germany, 1972) lives and works in Los Angeles. He holds a BFA from The Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from the Art Center College of Design, Pasadena CA.

Selected exhibitions include: MoMA, New York (solo screening); ICA, Philadelphia (both 2009); GAMeC, Bergamo (solo) 2008/09); Bergen Kunsthall, Norway; The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (solo); Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing; The Drawing Center, New York (solo) (all 2008); The Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art (2007); The California Biennial (2006); The Renaissance Society, Chicago; The Turin Triennial (both 2005/6); Aspen Art Museum (2005); Netherlands Media Art Institute/Montevideo, Amsterdam (both 2005); Tate Britain, London (screening) (2003); The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago (2003).

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Exhibitions

STERLING RUBY (2007)

STERLING RUBY (2005)

STERLING RUBY (2004)

Publications

STERLING RUBY

Selected Bibliography

Robinson, Walter. "WEEKEND UPDATE". artnet, June 22, 2009.

Myers, Julian. "Who is Sterling Ruby?", Frieze, April 2009: 98-101

Kaiser, Philip. "Sterling Ruby: Analytical Expressionisms." Supermax. The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, 2008: 15-18.

Trezzi, Nicola. "Sterling Ruby." Flash Art, May/June 2008: 153.

Smith, Roberta. "Subtraction." The New York Times. April 25, 2008.

Smith, Roberta. "Sterling Ruby." The New York Times, 21 March 2008.

Orden, Abraham. “The Minute.” artnet.com, 7 May 2007.

Holte, Michael Ned. “Sterling Ruby: Marc Foxx.” Artforum, December 2006: 315-316.

Myers, Holly. "Shape Shifter." Art Review, Issue 6, December 2006: 52-56.

Taft, Catherine. “Sterling Ruby.” Modern Painters, December 2006: 75-77.

Hawkins, Richard. "Sterling Ruby: Long live the Amorphous Law." Flash Art, October 2006: 78-80.

Myers, Holly. “Freeways Connect and Divide.” The Los Angeles Times, 15 September 2006.

Holte, Michael Ned. “Sterling Ruby.” 2006 California Biennial, October, 2006: 136-139.

Taft, Catherine. “Sterling Ruby.” Flash Art, No. 246, January/February 2006.


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