Jane Rubin's Real Life is Conservative

In her early art from the 1980s and early 1990s, Jane was working through childhood trauma, as well as the anti-semitic bigotry that surrounded her while growing up in York, PA. Additionally, Jane's early art was impacted by militant bullying at Barnard, Columbia University, and in the Art World. Some of that early art contains explicit imagery and profanity.

However, that art does not represent Jane Rubin's real life.

People should never make assumptions about someone whom they do not know.

In addition to painting and drawing in her studio, since the 1990s, Jane has also given live performances in New York City and Los Angeles. Additionally, Jane Rubin's Paintings and Drawings have been exhibited and published in rock and hiphop venues. Jane also painted and drew live, "in performance," at pro basketball tournaments and at Yankee Stadium, where Jane was often broadcast, painting in the front rows, on the YES Network.

Because Jane Rubin never hired a Public Relations Team, many people formed crazy ideas about her. The people with the crazy ideas about Jane include: well-known people in pop culture and politics, and thousands of strangers.

Based on their crazy fantasies, some men and women have used their media power to spread slander about Jane.

None of those people know Jane personally — and they never will.

In fact, many of them are the wild ones.

They simply cover up their messy lives with PR.

Lastly, Jane Rubin never judges the lifestyles of others.

This is what Jane Judges: lying, abuse and hypocrisy.