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Joel Rube went to the University of Miami (Florida) on a full Presidential Scholarship in Art. He was recruited by Andrew Morgan, who had been President of Kansas City Art Institute for 15 years as well as founder of the National Association of Schools of Art (N.A.S.A.), M.A.P, and U.I.C.A. Dr. Morgan considered Joel to have the talent of  his close friend, Robert Rauschenberg.<\/p>\n

Rube has done portraits for many of our world leaders: President Carter, Premier Begin, President Sadat, President Reagan, Vice-President Bush, and Pope John Paul II. His work is shown in many of the finest collections in the world: Lee lacocca, CEO Chrysler Corporation, RET; White House; Vatican Senator Edward Kennedy; Dr. Henry Kissinger; Phyllis Diller; Ambassador Milton Wolf, and A. Reynolds Morse, former owner of the Dali Museum.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Joel Rube grew up as a rather wild child of the 60’s. although he always had a passion for art he had a bit of a wild streak. This allowed, or forced,\u00a0 Joel to break a 300 year old tradition of rabbis in the family.\u00a0<\/p>

The head of the yeshiva he applied for, to become a rabbi, told Joel that if he had brains instead of talent he would allow him to become a rabbi.<\/p>

\u00a0The pressure was great\u00a0 on Joel because he grew up at the center of a community that today has produced the CEOs of the 3 largest North American Jewish organizations. The Cleveland community has also trained many world leading Clergy and Jewish lay leaders.<\/p>

Yet Joel was always considered a rebel, and as he grew into his own Joel forged his own path.\u00a0 Most would say successfully, embracing the old with the new.<\/p>

To help, Joel empathized with the novel”my Name is Asher Lev” written by his dad’s friend Chaim Potok. about a young artist that goes against tradition to forge his own way.<\/p>

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By MICHAEL DREXLER<\/p>

Currents Magazine(Updated)<\/p>

Joel Rube is not a starving artist. While most painters and would-be painters huddle in the corners of the local coffee shop, pontificating public\u2019s lack of appreciation for the artist\u2019s struggle,\u00a0<\/p>

Mr. Rube shuttles back and forth across town, chatting with rich benefactors. He spends his days sketching out ideas for paintings which will eventually on the general find their way to New York\u2019s top galleries.<\/p>

How did he do it?<\/p>

\u201cI\u2019m extra, extra, extra special LOL, just kidding\u201d says the Clevelander whose father is Rabbi Milton Rube, what he means by \u201cspecial\u201d is his uncanny business sense, something which most artists notoriously lack.<\/p>

Mr. Rube, who went through all the stages and fads expected of any young artist, now devotes much of his time to \u201c3D Realism\u201d painting, a breezy, pleasant style which often features a subject irresistible \u2026beautiful women and action men.<\/p>

His paintings have been be featured at the prestigious Dyansen Gallery in New York City .<\/p>

While students rehash ideas set forth by the abstract expressionists of the 1950s, or indulge in pop-art, Mr. Rube sees a trend toward simpler, realistic lighter subjects. \u201cThe message is employment. It\u2019s for entertaining,\u201d says Mr. Rube, a bearded, casual man who would be easily spotted as an artist. His studio located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a veritable warehouse of supplies and computers. A short inventory includes rolls and rolls of Belgium canvas, 400 tubes and jars of acrylic and oil paints, 20 air brushes, 400 paint brushes\u2026His computers have most of the major programs and plugins that artists use today.<\/p>

He does much of his preliminary drawing at home, and either works it all on the computer or comes to the studio to set his ideas to paint.<\/p>

He has come a long way since his first serious at-attempt at painting at Cleveland Heights High School in the early 1970s under the tutelage of Lawrence Krause, retired chairman of the Cleveland Institute of Art\u2019s painting department and Andrew Morgan, Past president of Kansas City Art Institute. At the time, there was passionately interested in the \u201cNew York School\u201d of painting and his interest in painters such as Robert Rauschenberg( a close friend of Morgan\u2019s), and Larry Rivers was quickly picked up by Mr. Rube. The student\u2019s early work was influenced by these painters and others such as Jackson Pollock and Franz Klein(also friends of the immensely influential Morgan. Morgan Founded Union of Independent Colleges( UICA), also the National Association of Schools of Art ( NASA) and the \u201cArt Foundations Program\u201d used by most colleges in art for the last 60 years.<\/p>

At Heights, which boasted a top-notch high school art department, considered to be the best in the country by Rhode Island School of Design, studied with much passion as well as levity. As well as University of Miami in Florida, where Mr. Rube received a full presidential scholarship, he lived the life at school and at Home on vacations, he would stay up all night. Painting with other artist friends in his parents\u2019 basement. His parents wanted him to be a rabbi, doctor or lawyer,\u201d but he wouldn\u2019t hear of it\u201d.<\/p>

By the time he had come under the influence Mr. Krause, he was determined. \u201cAt Heights we just the usual exceptional class in the sense that it was average class, but Krause was such a fine teacher that he made the class great.\u201d At Miami, Mr. Rube captured \u201ca style of his own that can be seen a mile away\u201d to quote painter Andrew Morgan, former president of the Kansas City Art Institute Art<\/p>

Mr. Rube\u2019s earlier work is noted for its unusual themes, especially that of \u201cman\u2019s inhumanity to man,\u201d a subject he has developed often. During his abstract period, he began to get a unique feel for his painting. \u201cIt was as if he himself was the paint,\u201d recalls Rhode Island artist Michael Dworkin, who had studied with Mr. Rube.<\/p>

One painting from that period, which Mr. Dwolin now owns, reveals a thick, intense, highly emotional conglomeration of color. The paint seems almost to have been sculpted onto the canvas surface, and worked over as if it was clay. The unique combinations of colors keep the viewer\u2019s eyes pinned to the canvas<\/p>

At Miami, Mr. Rube learned more than just painting and drawing. \u201cI also learned the business aspect<\/p>

of art. They had a lot of families at that school that had big collections. They understood what collecting was. \u201cI saw an aspect of collecting that I wouldn\u2019t have seen in a school in Ohio. Most artists don\u2019t understand what collecting is, so that gave me a big advantage,\u201d he said. \u201cIn Miami they are much more akin to the art world and they understand that you can make a good living at it. So I felt confident coming out that I would make a living at it.\u201d Graduating from Miami in 1979, Mr. Rube returned to Cleveland armed with a slew of paintings. Anything but shy, he proceeded to drum up interest by approaching various wealthy businessmen in hopes that they would become benefactors, Jules Bayer, president of National Artcraft \u201cI walked into his office about five months after I graduated. He asked me what I wanted. I said, \u2018I want you to make me rich and famous.\u2019 I\u2019m always straight-forward, you see. So, he fell out of his chair laughing. He told me I was a nobody, that\u2019s why I needed him. He said, \u2018Why should I help you, if you\u2019re not somebody.\u2019 We went on and on until he finally broke down. He fully supported Rubes career, besides doing \u201cdeco\u201d art, many styles<\/p>

Mr. Rube has done portraits for many world leaders, including President Jimmy Carter, Premier Menachem Begin, President Anwar Sadat, President Reagan, Vice-President George Bush, and Pope John Paul II. Two of Mr. Rube\u2019s portraits are in the White House collection. One portrait of Pope John Paul II and presented himself in Rome, after which he spent some time chatting with the Pope. The painting hung in the Pope\u2019s private chambers, till he passed away.<\/p>

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Synagogue that Joel grew up in.<\/p>

Joel grew up at Temple on the Heights, the 3rd largest Jewish Conservative Synagogue in the world. Where his dad was a beloved Rabbi.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/section>\n\t\t\t\t

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