Ed Ruscha’s career retrospective at LACMA, ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN (first mounted at New York’s Museum of Modern Art) makes a strong case for the power of Ruscha’s hard-edged, minimalist ...

"If I paint a mountaintop, it's not really a mountaintop; it's an idea of a mountaintop," said artist Ed Ruscha. Some artists are so weird and wonderful, you just can't stop thinking about them.

“Our Flag” by Ed Ruscha is now on show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. (Josh White/Gagosian/Jimmy Iovine/Liberty Ross) Review by Philip Kennicott NEW YORK — In 2017, after the ...

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New York — Ed Ruscha, born in Omaha, Neb., in 1937, grew up in a devoutly Roman Catholic home. As a kid, he set the church aside, as kids often do. The moment he turned 18, and vaguely thinking ...

In 1961, while biding his time in the giant Governor Clinton Hotel in New York awaiting departure on a trip to Europe with his mother and younger brother Paul, 23-year-old Ed Ruscha made a sketch ...

Ed Ruscha/Now Then Opens to the public Sept. 10 through Jan. 13, 2024. Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53rd Street, Manhattan; (212) 708-9400; moma.org. A correction was made on ...

Thinks I, To Myself serves as a prime example of Ed Ruscha's recurring use of text in his artworks. Known for bluntly presenting words in bold type face, Ruscha often selects nonsensical phrases to ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. OOF. HONK. SMASH. MoMA’s giant Ed Ruscha retrospective (the first in New York in many decades) announces ...