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Robert M. Rubin. has written about Pierre Chareau, Jean Prouvé, Alexander Calder, Buckminster Fuller, Reyner Banham, Richard Avedon, Allen Ginsberg, Glenn O'Brien, Jack Kerouac, Jeff Koons, and Richard Prince. He has contributed to Bookforum, Art in America, Cahiers d'Art, Le Monde, and Libération, as well as museum and gallery publications.
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interviews — Robert Melvin Rubin. "Meet the People Who Collect Modernist Houses" Financial Times. "Follow the Script," Ursula Magazine. Virtual Lecture: Robert Rubin and Erin McGuirl at the Grolier Club. "Collectors are Born, Not Made" Arterritory. “Richard Prince: This Ain’t No Retrospective, It’s a Rodeo” New York Times.
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Rubin explores how Calder created his own environments in France and America, using found and recovered objects, and integrating art and life. He traces Calder's interventions in the landscape, from his studio and house in Saché to his sculpture in Roxbury.
Jan 13, 2017 · Robert Melvin Rubin, a former commodities trader and owner of said club—The Bridge, a stunning, pricey, pale-green playfield down the street from Shinnecock Hills—has no such problem.
Robert M. Rubin is an essayist and cultural historian who has written about Pierre Chareau, Jean Prouvé, Alexander Calder, Buckminster Fuller, Reyner Banham, Richard Avedon, Allen Ginsberg, Glenn O’Brien, Jack Kerouac, Jeff Koons, and Richard Prince.
Robert M. Rubin. Year of Graduation: 1969. "Exeter really taught me how to think." Bob Rubin ’69 prides himself on learning things from the ground up. After all, he started trading commodities on Wall Street with a degree in American studies from Yale and no background in economics or finance.
