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A formidable summer art exhibition of works by some of the major sculptors of modern and contemporary art, titled Sculptors: From Degas to Ruscha will be presented by Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Pasadena.

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts presents a significant exhibition of works by New York artist George Nama.

The New York Times in reporting her death wrote 鈥溾��Her work is marked by the gravity, discretion, and wit of a survivor.

Still Life With An Oil Lamp is an excellent example by Grosz's works from the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) period, now on view at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts until April 29th.

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts announces锘� its new gallery location for which doors will open on November 29th at 600 South Lake Avenue, #102, Pasadena, CA 911

Go ahead 鈥� pull back the curtain. When you do, pay plenty of attention to the history waiting behind it.

Rumors had been circulating for months, but a few weeks ago, Jack Rutberg Fine Arts made the news official. After 37 years at its home on La Brea Avenue, it turns out Rutberg's current show will be its last. At least on La Brea; at least for now.

The Los Angeles gallery Jack Rutberg Fine Arts has announced that, after thirty-seven years of operation, it may temporarily close.

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Los Angeles will present an historic first in its exhibition entitled 鈥淭win Visions: Jerome Witkin & Joel-Peter Witkin

Approaching the mighty Los Angeles Convention Center in the heart of the downtown business district can be a humbling experience, particularly from a pedestrian's perspective, looking up at this massive but handsomely designed fa莽ade holding its own with the soaring 54-story...

Los Angeles, CA - Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Los Angeles is presenting 鈥淔rancisco Z煤帽iga: A Centennial Tribute,鈥� a formidable

Who better to feature as Pacific Standard Time draws down than a woman artist/administrator/thinker who was the first to have works featured in our

At Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, “Claire Falkenstein: An Expansive Universe” is a treasure trove of idiosyncratic gems by an artist who was once

With the price for scrap metal running high, thieves recently ripped apart a public sculpture by the artist Claire Falkenstein (1908-1997).

Claire Falkenstein - Intimate Relations presents rarely seen drawings, small sculpture and her highly prized jewelry.