Ruben Nusz
Naturaleza Muerta #11 (Tear Down These Walls)
Digital C-PrintThe Naturaleza Muerta Series (literally translated as “Dead Nature”) uses the diptych to show similar yet contrasting imagery that has been altered by time.
Digital C-PrintThe Naturaleza Muerta Series (literally translated as “Dead Nature”) uses the diptych to show similar yet contrasting imagery that has been altered by time.
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Pete Rose has no teeth #2
Ink on baseball card (Pete Rose)
Ink on baseball card (Pete Rose)
The Tragic Hero J. Robert Oppenheimer (Young Oppenheimer)
Water-Soluble Oil on Hardboard* J. Robert Oppenheimer is widely known for his role as the scientific director of the Manhattan Project: the World War II effort to develop the first nuclear weapons at the...
Water-Soluble Oil on Hardboard* J. Robert Oppenheimer is widely known for his role as the scientific director of the Manhattan Project: the World War II effort to develop the first nuclear weapons at the...
Black Polaroid
Polaroid, permanent marker
Polaroid, permanent marker
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Articles Featuring Ruben Nusz
Seeing the 3-D Biennial at the Minnesota Museum of American Art, Dec 10, 2007
Line and Labor, Feb 11, 2009
It's Written All Over Your Face, Feb 25, 2009
How to Make a Conceptual Art Show, Apr 29, 2009
Improvisations on Some Very Big Themes, May 18, 2009
Eyes Wide Shut -- Karel Funk, Jul 6, 2009
The Ghost of the Grid, Aug 5, 2009
Everything and Nothing, All at Once, Oct 22, 2009
Master and Commander, Dec 4, 2009