Rubell as Text

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FIU Honors at Rubell Family Collection in 2018 (Photo by JW Bailly CC BY 4.0)

RUBELL FAMILY COLLECTION “The Rubell Family Collection (RFC) was established in 1964 in New York City by Mera and Don Rubell. It is now one of the world’s largest, privately owned, publicly accessible contemporary art collections. In Miami, Florida, since 1993, the RFC is exhibited within a 45,000-square-foot repurposed Drug Enforcement Agency confiscated goods facility. The Contemporary Arts Foundation was created in 1994 by Mera and Don Rubell with their son Jason Rubell to expand the RFC’s public mission inside the paradigm of a contemporary art museum.” (https://rfc.museum/about-us)

FORMAT Students will be given a tour of the Rubell Family Collection. Following the tour, each student will select one aspect of Rubell Family Collection to reflect upon. The subject selected can be a person, object, place, or event.

Format and submission guidelines for Miami as Text: How to do a Miami as Text

All posts must start as the following example: “Title of Your Reflection” by Your Name of FIU at Rubell Family Collection

SHARING Projects will be posted on a public forum, which will enable the host institution to engage student perceptions. This provides students with the opportunity to engage in a community dialogue in regards to their work. This should not impact student perspective or analysis. Your professor and the host institutions are interested in a genuine experience and honest reflection.

RUBELL FAMILY COLLECTION: STUDENT VOICES

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FIU Honors ASC 2018-2019 at Rubell Family Collection

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FIU Honors A&V 2017-2018 at Rubell Family Collection

MIAMI AS TEXT Miami as Text is the world as seen by the students of Florida International University.

FIU Honors Gallery from Rubell Family Collection

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AUTHOR
Isabella Marie Garcia

EDITORS AND LAST UPDATE Stephanie Sepúlveda &John William Bailly  11 March 2019
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