There are places in this world that defy logical explanation, and then there’s Mister Ed’s Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium in Orrtanna, where sugar meets safari in the most delightfully absurd way ...

Bid now on Standard Station (Night), after Ed Ruscha by Vik Muniz. View a wide Variety of artworks by Vik Muniz, now available for sale on artnet Auctions.

Ed Ruscha’s Standard Station, Ten-Cent Western Being Torn in Half, 1964, is heading to auction next month with an estimate of US$50 million, Christie’s announced on Monday. The seller is Texas ...

Art Ed Ruscha Reminds Us to Take Nothing at Face Value A survey at LACMA takes us through six decades of the artist’s innovations in exploring the relationships between words, images, and materials.

Ed Ruscha is more famous for his gas stations than his business cards, but the artist had a professional bent, too. Learn more on Art Bites.

Ed Ruscha loves plants. If you know his art, this fact might come unexpected. He’s not a landscape artist. He’s never wanted to paint a plant. “I’m not sure why,” he says from behind the ...

Ed Ruscha has made art for almost 65 years. His work is in collections all over the world. His medium is eclectic – he's a painter, a photographer, an installation designer, a printmaker, and ...

Ed Ruscha, Chocolate Room, 1970/2023, chocolate on paper, sheet dimensions variable, installation dimensions variable. Courtesy of The Museum of Modern Art, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles ...

ED RUSCHA/NOW THEN, a new exhibit at the LACMA open through Oct. 6, features more than 250 works from one of L.A.’s most celebrated pop artists. Why it matters: Perhaps no other artist more ...

His backstory To many people, Ed Ruscha, the pioneer of West Coast pop art who still works most days at his studio in Culver City, has created art that IS Los Angeles — deadpan, sardonic, yet ...

LACMA delivers historic Ruscha retrospective The exhibit “ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN” features works from the figure of Los Angeles art.

A sweet new LACMA show, USC Opera, 'Tiny Beautiful Things' and Maurice Sendak's 'Wild Things' at Skirball Cultural Center top our list of SoCal's best culture to experience.