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A dinner for The Stolen Dove — a project with artist Jon Rubin, Grand Central Art Center / City of Santa Ana, and family of slain Palestinian-American poet and activist Alex Odeh. On Oct 1, 2026, it was a pleasure to host an evening that is part living memorial, part art project, and part gathering of truths. We broke bread with a shared an understanding of how we may persevere during global strife. Delicious food was by Mid East Eats and Palestinian-American Chef Sumer’s family comes from Jifna, the same village as the Odeh family. Many thanks to Jon Rubin for this beautiful project; John Spiak and team Grand Central Art Center for their dedication to this work; and to the Odeh family for their strength and courage. About The Stolen Dove 🕊️ (from stolendove.com) Located in front of the Santa Ana Public Library in California is a sculpture dedicated to Palestinian American poet, teacher, and civil rights leader Alex Odeh. Alex was assassinated in 1985, and the sculpture—created by Khalil Bendib and supported through a fundraising effort led by radio personality Casey Kasem—remains the only public monument to an Arab American in the U.S. In 2020, the sculpture’s dove of peace was stolen, later recovered by police, and eventually reattached. Working with the city, Alex’s family, and artist Khalil Bendib, the dove was removed once more—this time with care and intention—so it can circulate as a messenger carrying forward the story of Odeh’s life and the justice still owed in his case. The dove began its journey with Alex’s daughter Helena and wife Norma, and is traveling outward to a series of homes and institutions connected to and inspired by Odeh’s legacy. After its travels, the dove will be returned to the statue. The documentary film “Who Killed Alex Odeh?” (2026) is out now. - Alex M. Odeh (1944–1985) was an activist and regional director of the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC). No one has ever been held accountable for his murder. - Jon Rubin is an interdisciplinary artist and Professor in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University who creates collaborative interventions into public life. (@plumcrest_projects) 29 Oct 2026

This summer, the National Museum of the Aftermath operated out of @oxyarts as a residency and sound stage for the artist Cauleen Smith, who filmed scenes hovering between the real and speculative, each staging the internal negotiations of collective struggle: the gatherings, disagreements, and nuances of people trying to build something together within and alongside what remains. The Museum was also a space for many others, featuring a film series, reading group, broadsheet, radio show, and an open call to individuals and organizations motivated to confront the proposition that we are already living in an aftermath. Curators: Harrison Kinnane Smith @kinnanesmith and Jon Rubin @jonrubinstudio Featured Artist: Cauleen Smith @cauleen_smith Host Organization: OXY ARTS @oxyarts Love and Tumult Reading Group: @adrianlburrell @blksalome__ @tunmininuuu The Aftermaths: @jeffparkersounds @buttersscup @aaronsteele_damn @joshuaajohn Designer: Nick Caruso @lookyheresigns Video: Brian Hashimoto @hashimoto_images ——— National Museum founder and organizer: @jonrubinstudio 14 Oct 2026

My yard sign for the current political season. 10 Oct 2026

Present Company in today’s SF Examiner! Thanks Max Blue. Grateful to see we’re not alone in the efforts to rethink arts education. Artists leading the way as art schools close in the Bay Area. ❤️ On a personal note, we’re incredibly grateful to all the artists in Present Company and everyone at @headlandsarts for supporting us all. Rarely do artists give themselves up to complete chance. The reward of slowing down and getting to know one another in person feels more important than ever. Looking forward to continuing these efforts ❤️ Present Company Summer 2026 was Rania Ho, Ramekon O’Arwisters, Brendan Getz, DJ Meisner, evan pettiglio, Helia Pouyanfar, Jose Figueroa, Katie Dorame, Joshua Moreno, Bahaar Tadjbakhsh, Paola de la Calle, Jon Rubin, and Lindsey White Shoutout to @southernexposuresf 💕 and Julio Cesar Morales Thanks @maxblueofficial SF Examiner link in bio! 24 Sep 2026

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘀 𝗗𝗿𝘂 𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝗻 & 𝗝𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝘂𝗯𝗶𝗻 𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗰𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗮𝗿𝗿𝘆 𝗦𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗮𝗻 Artists Dru Donovan and Jon Rubin join PhotoWork with Sasha Wolf to share their memories of legendary photographer, artist, and teacher Larry Sultan and discuss the release of Water Over Thunder: Selected Writings (MACK), the first publication devoted to Sultan's wide-ranging use of writing as a personal, artistic, and pedagogical tool, illustrated throughout with previously unseen materials from his archive. Former students, assistants, and friends of Sultan, Donovan and Rubin share personal stories about his approach to photography, teaching, and mentorship, while reflecting on his lasting influence and the privilege of collaborating with his family on this book. @larry_sultan @drudonovan @jonrubinstudio @mack_publishing @sashawolfprojects @realphotoshow 𝗗𝗿𝘂 𝗗𝗼𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝗻 works with both photography and video to examine the connection between physical and emotional occurrences by constructing or revisiting human experiences. Donovan’s work has shown nationally and internationally. Donovan’s photographs were published in Aperture Magazine, Blind Spot, Picture Magazine and Matte Magazine. In 2011 TBW Books published her first book, Lifting Water. Donovan has received the John Gutmann Photography Fellowship in 2015 and the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship in 2016. 𝗝𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝘂𝗯𝗶𝗻 is an interdisciplinary artist who creates collaborative interventions into public life that re-imagine individual, group, and institutional behavior. Rubin has exhibited at the Shanghai Biennial; the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; The Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver; The Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporaneo; and The Rooseum. Rubin’s collaborative seven-year work with artist Dawn Weleski, was named as one of the 100 Artworks that “Defined the Decade” by Artnet. Rubin is a Professor in the School of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. Visit www.photowork.foundation to listen and learn more. 11 Sep 2026

just us at your present company. A month ago today, Present Company completed its two-month long residency at Headlands Center for the Arts with DJ, Evan, Joshua, Bahaar, Rania, Brendan, Lindsey, Ramekon, Katie, Helia, Paola, Jose, and Jon. It took me a long time to make this final post. I kept blaming my procrastination on being busy, but as I began choosing and editing the videos, it became evident that I was really trying to avoid this symbolic goodbye. Present Company, you changed my life, and I love you dearly for it. “Staying within the Obsession” until we meet again very soon. 🛎️ 30 Aug 2026

The Stolen Dove is now in Pittsburgh. Interested in hosting? Welcome the dove into your home for an evening: a dinner with friends, a conversation with family, a gathering with community. We only ask that Alex Odeh’s story, and the dove’s journey, get shared in whatever way feels authentic to you. When the dove moves on, you’ll receive a handcrafted replica of the original to keep, allowing you to become a long-term steward and docent of the work, using it as a catalyst to share Alex’s story with anyone who visits your home. In this way a single public sculpture, quietly multiplies and disperses into hundreds of homes. Expanding the only public monument of an Arab American in the United States into a flock, each one carrying Alex’s story forward. Artist Jon Rubin can attend in person to share Alex’s story and the dove’s journey. A small publication of translations of Odeh’s poetry goes to every attendee. To apply or learn more: DM us or email [email protected]. Tell us about yourself and who you’d gather.⁠ Artist: @jonrubinstudio Commissioning Org: @grandcentralart Designer: @3u12 Monument Sculptor: Khalil Bendib Project Filmmaker: @jonnherschend Special thanks to Helena @helenaodeh and Norma Odeh Funding provided in part by @warholfoundation and the Segerstrom Foundation 06 Aug 2026

The National Museum of the Aftermath is open for just a few more days - stop by before August 8th to experience Cauleen Smith’s speculative museum. The National Museum of the Aftermath is a space to gather and strategize. It is a container, not a space for observation. While you’re here you can pick up a free printed broadsheet with an interview between Cauleen Smith and Dr. Regina Freer, browse a collection of selected texts in the museum’s reading room, and respond to the prompt the National Museum of the Aftermath poses - “In the wake of the uncountable endings our history contains, how do we build resistant relationships to the permanence of racism?” Open hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm through August 8th @cauleen_smith @the.national.museum @jonrubinstudio @kinnanesmith @oxyarts 03 Aug 2026

Cauleen Smith on the naming of the National Museum of the Aftermath. From June 8 - August 8, The National Museum of the Aftermath is operating within @oxyarts. This speculative museum is conceived and titled by Cauleen Smith @cauleen_smith. The Museum will periodically operate as a sound stage for the artist, who will film three scenes hovering between the real and speculative. Each stages the internal negotiations of collective struggle - the gatherings, disagreements, and nuances of people trying to build something together within and alongside what remains. Stop by Tuesday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm, 4757 York Blvd. Video Footage: Brian Hashimoto @hashimoto_images @cauleen_smith @kinnanesmith @jonrubinstudio @oxyarts 30 Jul 2026

Derrick Bell’s “Faces in the Bottom of the Well: The Permanence of Racisim” is an important foundational prompt for the National Museum of the Aftermath. In response, Cauleen Smith poses the question - “In the wake of the uncountable endings our history contains, how do we build resistant relationships to the permanence of racism?” There are just over two weeks left to visit the National Museum of the Aftermath, where you can read Derrick Bell’s work along with other selected texts that inform this project in our reading room. Stop by before August 8th, Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 4pm. Video Footage: Brian Hashimoto @hashimoto_images @cauleen_smith @kinnanesmith @jonrubinstudio @oxyarts 25 Jul 2026

Much thanks to @officialstromberg for the recent article in @hyperallergic on The Stolen Dove. —— Artist: @jonrubinstudio Commissioning Org: @grandcentralart Designer: @3u12 Monument sculptor: Khalil Bendib Project Filmmaker: @jonnherschend Special thanks to Helena @helenaodeh and Norma Odeh Funding provided in part by @warholfoundation and the Segerstrom Foundation 20 Jul 2026

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