Cynthia Beth Rubin↗
Cynthia Beth Rubin’s work flows across many forms of new media, including prints, videos, and interactive works. As an early adopter of digital imaging, she transitioned from drawing and painting in the early 1980’s; recently direct gesture drawing has crept back into her digital art. Based in New Haven, her studio practice extends to New York City, Narragansett RI and beyond. MORE
Within the Frame: Continuum of the Still Image
ACM SIGGRAPH SPARKS lightening talk
December 3, 2021, 4PM EST/9PM GMT
February 2021
Plankton Drawing Workshop for Ocean Scientists
EXPORTS research crew
April 16, 2022
Techspressionist Salon #21
artist presentation, Cynthia Beth Rubin & Renata Janiszewska
July 06, 2021
Passover Art – Blood, Fire and Pillars of Smoke
artist presentation with Yona Verwer
Jewish Art Salon, March 2021
Jewish Museum Milwaukee:
Tu B’Shevat Art
presentation Museum Moment – with Yona Verwer
February 2021
A Tradition of Embellishment:
Exploring the Aesthetics of Jewish Arts
panel discussion and lightening talks, Jewish Art Salon, June 2020
September Artist Talk, 2020
Coffee Break & Culture
New Haven JCC Hoos Gallery
International Student Creativity Awards
Memoirs of the 1960s – 1970s American Art Scene
with Japanese subtitles, December 2020
Co-Create with CIR Nadine Nelson
New Haven Free Public Library
Online plankton drawing workshop
November 18, 2020
Current and Recent Exhibitions
Techspressionism: Digital and Beyond
Southampton Arts Center
curated by Colin Goldberg
April 21- July 24 2022
Conney Project on Jewish Arts
online exhibition of 2022 Conference
March 2022
The Earth, Our Home: Art, Technology, and Critical Action
online exhibition of the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Art Community
January 2022 – ongoing
Mayim Chaiyim: A Watershed show in the Koslowe Gallery
Westchester Jewish Center
March – June 2022
Techspressionism 2021
@ the Wrong Biennale
online exhibition curated by Colin Goldberg and Patrick Lichty
November – December 2021
Techspressionism Brooklyn
one-night only popup show curated by Giovanna Sun
Williamsburg Hotel
DEVOTION – Pavilion #11
@ the Wrong Biennale nº5
online exhibition curated by Roz Dimon, November 2021 – March 2022
III International Triennale of Contemporary Graphic Arts
Novosibirsk, Siberia Fall 2021
Relative Relations
group exhibition Bernard Heller Museum at Hebrew Union College, New York City
September – December 2021
Open Source Festival
online exhibition Artspace New Haven
October 2021
Do Plankton Have Feelings?
Artspace New Haven Exhibition
December 2019 – February 2020
ROUNDNESS,
group exhibition coordinated by Susan Turner
online and la Maison des artistes visuels Winnepeg, November 2021
International Symposium on Digital Art
D-ART 2020 Online Gallery
written interview and images
Vienna, Austria / Melbourne, Australia