NTWRK has teamed up with Interscope Records to celebrate its 30th anniversary with a new limited edition vinyl series called Interscope Reimagined. The series features world-class visual artists such as KAWS, Cecily Brown, and Damien Hirst, who have created original works of art inspired by albums and songs from Interscope artists such as Billie Eilish, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, and Snoop Dogg.
(RED) and Gagosian have released this limited edition scarf by Ed Ruscha, produced by Massif Central in a wool, silk, and cashmere blend. 100% of sales of the winter edition will go to (RED)
This spring, Oklahoma Contemporary will present Ed Ruscha: OKLA, the first solo exhibition of work by Ed Ruscha in the artist’s home state and home town
50 celebrated artists have partnered with the Coalition for the Homeless to create these stunning limited edition artist plates.
Gagosian is to present an exhibition of new paintings by Ed Ruscha. Since the 1960s, Ruscha has created a distinctive and ever-expanding lexicon of signs, symbols, images, and words drawn from vernacular America.
Ice and Fire is viewable online through an exhibition website designed by Wade Guyton, Jacqueline Humphries, Jon Lucas, and Eric Wrenn: 512w19.thekitchen.org.
Gagosian presents Broadcast: Alternate Meanings in Film and Video, an online exhibition of artists’ films and videos viewable exclusively on gagosian.com.
Saint Laurent Rive Droite Paris brings together photographs, artworks and sculptures for a new exhibition Dark Shadows curated by Anthony Vaccarello.
In 2017, Ruscha began Spied Upon Scene, a series depicting majestic mountainscapes that resemble the idyllic ranges of travel books, postcards, adventure movies, or the Paramount Pictures logo.
The release of 100 white helium-filled balloons will mark the opening of Robert Fraser’s Groovy Arts Club Band as a tribute to the anniversary of the You Are Here opening
For Art Basel Miami Beach, Jeffrey Deitch and Larry Gagosian are hooking up to present “Desire,” an exhibition curated by Diana Widmaier-Picasso, at the Moore Building in the Miami Design District.
Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra and Robert Therrien, three of the most important American artists working today, will unveil new work in major solo exhibitions across London this October.
Tate director Nicholas Serota calls 18 print editions and impression of all future prints a ‘wonderful Christmas present’ to nation
Ed Ruscha has been casting his eye across the landscapes of the American west for over 50 years, taking in everything from gas stations to swimming pools to sublime mountain ranges. With their clarity and deadpan wit, his photographs, drawings and paintings impart a mood of playful awe on everyday monuments. The motifs for his new series Metro Mattresses were found, like so many of the subjects of his work, on the streets of Los Angeles.
Creative people are increasingly using technology to produce their art but can they still excel without it or are they completely attached and dependent on it?
Doug Aitken to own the summer- A Solo show at Victoria Miro – A major show at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt a 30 day Happening at The Barbican and then a Film Premier !
There is a great eclectic exhibition at Pace London titled ‘A Strong Sweet Smell of Incense’that takes as inspiration the character and career of celebrated art dealer and pioneer, Robert Fraser, curated by Brian Clarke.
Shapero Modern is to present as its inaugural exhibition, Natural Selection, a group show highlighting the importance of the study of nature from the Seventeenth Century to the present day.
through the sale of Constant Dullaart’s encrypted treasure map and Aranda / Lasch’s Treasure Chest this evening, during Phillips’ Contemporary Evening Sale for Treasure of Lima: A Buried Exhibition: the latest art and conservation project conceived by TBA21-ACADEMY, the arts foundation chaired by philanthropist Francesca von Habsburg.
There it is. I have shown it to you. It has been done. It is being done. And because it can be done, it will be done.
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