The non-linear scenes include Death Valley desert, pulsing ribbons of light along nighttime freeways, a seedy bar where Ed Ruscha’s face appears on the tv screen, a white modernist house by Richard ...

Ed Ruscha‘s Standard Station, Ten-Cent Western Being Torn in Half, the last privately owned large-scale painting he created in the 1960s, will be hitting Christie’s auction with a pre ...

Ed Ruscha’s Standard ... painting will lead the auction house’s 20th-century evening sale on Nov. 19. The wall-size work is rare, as it’s the last of Ruscha’s large-scale pieces from ...

Texas billionaire investor Sid Bass will try to rev up the flagging art market this fall by auctioning off his estimated $50 million Ed Ruscha painting ... be offered in the house’s 20th century ...

Driving to his parents’ house in Oklahoma, pop artist Ed Ruscha photographed each stop ... A similarly dramatic station by desert modernist Albert Frey now houses the Palm Springs visitor ...

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Anyone who has visited the Los Angeles County Museum of Art this summer has likely come across its current retrospective on Ed Ruscha ... endures. Ruscha, although a longtime desert fanatic ...

The American artist Ed Ruscha is associated with the rise of the Pop Art and Conceptual Art movements. Ruscha worked in ...

Rodgers had just had dinner at ElAttrache’s house with Sean McVay ... knee checkup), and “Ruscha, Room 5.” ElAttrache treats the artist Ed Ruscha’s entire family. In between examinations ...

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 ...

When: “Ed Ruscha / Now Then” is on display through ... Shakespearean plants, herbs, desert plants, jungle and subtropical plants (you can almost hear Tarzan bellowing somewhere in those ...

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 ...