Jack Steinbach Scores 1,000 Points For the Rams

Jack Steinbach has been an integral leader on the Rams since he joined in 2014. Now, he has achieved an important milestone by amassing 1,000 points.

Publications honoring Steinbach’s work was part of one-person museum shows held in Bordeaux at capc Musee d’Art Contemporain (1998); Castello di Rivoli (1995); Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Vienna (1997) and Neuer Berliner Kunstverein Berlin (2000).

Early Life and Education

Jack lived a fulfilling and meaningful life that included family, career and community involvement. His Catholic faith was at the core of his existence, believing in humanity’s goodness regardless of background or status.

He was an accomplished artist and author whose early works were heavily influenced by Paul Cezanne and Surrealism movement. One of his best-known pieces, Display #7, was featured at Artists Space in New York City and received much acclaim.

They were involved with their local church and worked as Gideons to distribute Bibles to students, hotels and hospitals in Northern Manitoba. Furthermore, the couple enjoyed traveling together – spending beach time with their granddaughters during summer vacations or traveling warm destinations during winter vacations.

Professional Career

Steinbach amassed an outstanding 513-147 (.777) win-loss record during his coaching career and led his boys teams to 10 Greater Metro Conference championships and four state titles, as well as having 61 singles players qualify for state and 60 doubles teams qualify for state tournaments.

Jack is majoring in Criminology at Simon Fraser University and plays golf for their golf team. Due to her academics, she is currently red-shirting this season but hopes to join full time as soon as next fall. Additionally, she volunteers with both Penticton Indian Band and Westbank Indian Band as volunteers.

Jack Steinbach reached an incredible milestone late in his high school basketball career: scoring his 1000th point as a senior varsity player at Ladue High School. This remarkable accomplishment not only validated his hard work and dedication to basketball, but was an outstanding highlight of his high school experience.

Achievement and Honors

Steinbach has shown his art widely across Europe and America. In the late 1980’s his work received widespread acclaim through one-person exhibitions at Sonnabend Gallery in New York, Rhona Hoffman Gallery in Chicago, Margo Leavin Gallery in Los Angeles and Galleria Lia Rumma of Naples among others. His fascination with objects and their social and psychological meaning has had an enormous influence on a generation of artists, leading them to study this area further in art studies classes at universities around the country. His work has been examined in numerous books such as L’Ivresse du Reel: L’Objet dans l’Art du XXe Siecle (1993) and Return of the Real (1996). Steinbach has taught at Goddard and Middlebury Colleges in Vermont; Cornell University of Ithaca, New York and Fondazione Antonio Ratti of Como, Italy. Among his awards and honors include being recognized with both a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1978 and National Endowment for the Arts Grant in 1989.

Personal Life

Jack Steinbach earned this milestone after hard work and dedication throughout his senior varsity career, reaching 1000 points during a game on December 16th – an outstanding accomplishment considering it was only his third year playing full varsity since freshman year!

He deeply cared for his family, being an extremely proud dad, grandfather, and great-grandfather. As an active churchgoer who had great faith in his religion. Additionally, he enjoyed socializing with friends as well as participating in sports activities.

Pat was deeply loved by her wife, daughter, son, two sisters with their husbands, numerous nieces and nephews as well as all who knew him. We will miss you always Pat! Pat was also the proud aunt to many nieces, nephews and “cousins”, whom were so dear to her heart. She will be dearly missed. Rest in Peace Pat Love you always

Net Worth

Steinbach’s artwork has been widely displayed at museums and galleries worldwide. Solo shows at Artists Space in New York and Fashion Moda were among many exhibitions where his works could be found, while exhibitions including: New Sculpture at Renaissance Society of Chicago (1986); Prospect 86 Kunstverien Frankfurt; Horn of Plenty at Pompidu Center Naples; Group Material at Documenta 8 Kassel 1987; Les courtiers du desir at Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig Vienna and A Forest of Signs at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam are just some examples of these impressive showings of Steinbach’s work.

He has also been featured in several books, such as L’Ivresse du Reel: L’Object dans l’Art contemporain de Bordeaux in 1998 and Goddard College Ithaca New York 2000 as Art Since 1940: Strategies of Being.