We’re thrilled to announce a feature spread in Trend Magazine’s 2018 Summer edition… see link below to view a PDF of work along with an article about Meridel’s Eden In Iraq work! TREND Magazine Summer 2018
Thank you to all who contributed, all who attended, and all who lent their support in the creation and exhibition of these works! Oppenheimer’s Chair and The Meeting at New Mexico History Museum, through May 2019. Installations on loan from the Tia...
UPCOMING: Saturday, June 16th Peters Projects, Tickling The Dragon’s Tail Afternoon reception Saturday 3-5 pm exhibition runs June 8 – August 11 http://www.petersprojects.com Friday, July 13th Tech And The West Symposium A Sense of Place...
Read online: Exhibit explores human-caused and natural environmental changes A UNM alumna, Rubenstein has long been drawn to concepts of home, place and the environment. The show marks the first time her series “Photosynthesis,” “Volcano Cycle” and “Eden in Iraq” have...
MERIDEL RUBENSTEIN, EDEN TURNED ON ITS SIDE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 3:00 – 6:00 PM CONVERSATION AND OPENING CELEBRATION The UNM Art Museum and the University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts invite you to celebrate the opening of the...
More information about Eden Turned on Its Side at the University of New Mexico Art Museum More information about Atomic Histories at the New Mexico History Museum More information about Currents New Media festival
On Friday, August 5, 2016 at 5:30pm I will be presenting a gallery talk at the New Mexico Museum of Art, to speak about my photo series of the lowriders from 1980, which is currently part of the exhibition Con Cariño: Artists Inspired by Lowriders. Challenged by a...
I am pleased to be a part of two Museum shows this Spring through the Fall of 2016. On May 1 the New Mexico History Museum will present Lowriders, Hoppers, and Hot Rods: Car Culture of Northern New Mexico, where several of my Lowrider prints from 1980 will be on...
I am currently exhibiting my prints from the Volcano Cycle at FotoFest 2016 Biennial exhibition- Changing Circumstances from March 12-30. “These are artists who have engaged the natural world and humanity’s place in that world, over many years,” says 2016 Biennial...
