Studio
With a bi-coastal arrangement between Los Angeles and New York City, Nancy Rubins works with an administrative team, dedicated engineers, and outstanding studio crew to help realize her visions.
AMANDA MILLET-SORSA Executive Director Amanda was introduced to Nancy Rubins in New York by the studio's former Executive Director, Yayoi Shionoiri, and felt a kinship with the sculptor’s artistic universe. An artist herself, Amanda has honed her expertise to stewarding artists’ legacies. She has worked with the David Smith Estate, the Merrill Wagner Studio, the Theodore Roszak Estate, and the Alain Kirili Estate, and has been based in Manhattan since 2011. Amanda is also an arts writer, lecturer, and panelist, and is a member of AICA-USA. Her writing has appeared in The Brooklyn Rail and Gagosian Quarterly, among other publications, and recordings of her conversations with artists are available through the New Social Environment. She holds a BA from Brandeis University and an MFA from the New York Studio School.
OCEANA ANDRIES Office Manager Since 2025, Oceana supports the studio with handling administrative organization. She previously worked as a Gallery Assistant at Poster House and as an Art Handler with Uovo. She received her BFA in Art History & Visual Arts from Columbia University and writes art criticism for IMPULSE, Cultbytes, and her Substack, The Creative & Commerical. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn.
KATE MEADOWS Communications Manager Kate joined the administrative team for Nancy Rubins in 2024 and concentrates primarily on social media, newsletters, writing projects, website design, and organizing the photo archive. Originally from North Carolina, she studied literature at UNC-Chapel Hill and received her MFA in creative writing at Hunter College in 2026. Currently based in Brooklyn, she's worked for several art galleries and assisted with public programming for nonprofits such as Monira Foundation; she is also a freelance critic covering art and literature.
Installation of Winnie's Pleasure (2024)
Installation of Winnie's Pleasure (2024)
Installation of Friends of Pluto (2026)