Blogs about: Ed Ruscha
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Playful Photos of Southern California’s Swimming Pool Culture
Swimming pools have long been a cornerstone of Southern California’s joyful way of living. A focal point for recreation, architecture, and entertainment, the size and shape of the pool — as well… more →
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DiCaprio, Christie's to hold auction to benefit environment
wrote 1 week ago: Actor Leonardo DiCaprio attends the “The Great Gatsby” world premiere at Avery Fisher Hall at Lincol … more →
Art Museum-hopping in Vienna
wrote 1 week ago: Vienna was not on my original itinerary for The Great European Adventure, but when I told people tha … more →
Ed Ruscha's word paintings
wrote 1 week ago: Ed Ruscha’s artistic training was rooted in commercial art. The very first of Ruscha’s w … more →
life in limbo p.1
wrote 1 week ago: Last month as I was perusing the magazine racks at the store otherwise known as whole paycheck, I sp … more →
Paris Photo LA
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Photo, Ed Ruscha It’s not every day that you can celebrate Paris in New York and LA at the sam … more →
38th - Closing / Opening
wrote 3 weeks ago: Philip GustonBook 1968gouache on panel30 x 32 inches76.2 x 81.3 cm I will keep it brief this week an … more →
Memories, Dreams, Reflections; Ed Ruscha's Hollywood Blvd.
wrote 3 weeks ago: Here’s an eloquent homage to Hollywood by Ed Ruscha: Hollywood Boulevard 1973 and 2002 … more →
max olive: "15 (pictures) of barbershops"
wrote 1 month ago: max’s photobook, “15 (pictures) of barbershops” was reminiscent of ed ruscha … more →
Ed Ruscha at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle
wrote 1 month ago: Earlier this week I visited the Ed Ruscha: Artist Rooms on tour show at the Hatton Gallery Newcastle … more →
Artists and Films
wrote 1 month ago: Here are some recent films that give a little look into the studios and thought process of artists. … more →
Masterworks by Richter, Cezanne and Modigliani Among Sotheby's Highlights
wrote 1 month ago: Gerhard Richter, “Abstraktes Bild” 1994oil on canvas, 225 x 200 cmSold for £21.3million … more →
The Original Ruscha Google Street View !
wrote 1 month ago: Evening all. Not much of a post today. Just thought I’d share with you one of my favourite pho … more →
Some Thoughts on the Whole "Artists' Books in the Digital Age" Thing
wrote 1 month ago: I was scrolling through my Twitter feed recently and found this great quote from Richard Nash within … more →
Great American Collectors at the Turn of the 20th Century
wrote 2 months ago: Henry Huntington and Norton Simon As we are patiently waiting for spring to arrive in Europe (still … more →
The Bay Lights: Black & White in Blue
wrote 2 months ago: The Bay Lights: Black & White in Blue. … more →
Pop typography
wrote 2 months ago: I wanted to do a quick post on a piece I saw at the Phoenix Art Museum titled, “High-Speed Gar … more →
Ed Ruscha, Night, and Big Pictures at the Amon Carter Museum
wrote 2 months ago: A couple of weekends ago, a friend and I decided to visit the Amon Carter museum in Fort Worth and m … more →
Sign Painters features the stories of sign painters working in cities throughout the US
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wrote 2 months ago: There was a time, as recently as the 1980s, when storefronts, murals, banners, barn signs, billboard … more →
photobook proposal
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wrote 2 months ago: Throughout the semester, I’ve been devising ideas for my photobook. My ideas have stemmed from ever … more →
