Edward Ruscha
- Introduction
- Edward Joseph Ruscha IV (, roo-SHAY; born December 16, 1937) is an American artist associated with the pop art movement. He has worked in the media of painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, and film. Ruscha lives and works in Culver City, California.
- Wikidata
- Q430967
- Introduction
- Ruscha, originally from Oklahoma, studied at the Chouinard Art Institute from 1956 to 1960 in Los Angeles. He work was considered part of the Pop Art movement, and he gained prominence with his photographs of mundane subjects in Los Angeles such as gas stations and apartment buildings, as well as his paintings that featured isolated words or phrases. A major travelling retrospective of his work was organized by the San Francisco MOMA in 1982-1983. American artist.
- Nationality
- American
- Gender
- Male
- Roles
- Artist, Author, Graphic Artist, Painter, Photographer, Sculptor
- Names
- Ed Ruscha, Ed Ruschā, Edward Joseph Ruscha, Edward Ruscha
- Ulan
- 500024159
Exhibitions
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412: Domestic Disruption
Ongoing
MoMA
Collection gallery
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412: From Soup Cans to Flying Saucers
Oct 21, 2019–Sep 20, 2020
MoMA
Collection gallery
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Studio Visit: Selected Gifts from Agnes Gund
Apr 29–Jul 22, 2018
MoMA
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The Long Run
Nov 11, 2017–May 5, 2019
MoMA
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From the Collection:
1960–1969 Mar 26, 2016–Mar 19, 2017
MoMA
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Edward Ruscha has
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Edward Ruscha Dorothy Ruscha 1960
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Edward Ruscha Vicksburg 1960
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Edward Ruscha Zone 1961
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Edward Ruscha Trademark 1962
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Edward Ruscha 3327 Division 1962
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Edward Ruscha 3327 Division 1962
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Edward Ruscha Gas 1962
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Edward Ruscha Five Cents 1962
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Edward Ruscha New Painting of Common Objects 1962
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Various Artists, Jim Dine, Robert Dowd, Joe Goode, Phillip Hefferton, Edward Ruscha New Painting of Common Objects 1962
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Edward Ruscha Division from New Painting of Common Objects 1962
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Edward Ruscha OOF 1962 (reworked 1963)
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Edward Ruscha Twentysix Gasoline Stations 1963, printed 1969
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Edward Ruscha Hey with Curled Edge 1964
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Edward Ruscha Smash Triptych 1964
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Edward Ruscha Various Small Fires and Milk 1964, printed 1970
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Edward Ruscha Normandie 1965
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Edward Ruscha Standard Station 1966
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Edward Ruscha Every Building on the Sunset Strip 1966
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Edward Ruscha 1984 1967
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Edward Ruscha Wax 1967
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Edward Ruscha 1984 1967
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Edward Ruscha Self 1967
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Edward Ruscha, Mason Williams, Patrick Blackwell Royal Road Test 1967
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Edward Ruscha Thirtyfour Parking Lots in Los Angeles 1967
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Edward Ruscha Hollywood 1968
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Edward Ruscha Hollywood Study 1968
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Edward Ruscha City 1968
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Edward Ruscha Museum on Fire 1968
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Edward Ruscha Rancho 1968
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Edward Ruscha Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass 1968
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Ken Price, Edward Ruscha Untitled 1969
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Edward Ruscha Mint 1969
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Edward Ruscha Carp 1969
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Edward Ruscha Carp with Shadow and Fly 1969
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Edward Ruscha Eye 1969
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Edward Ruscha Annie 1969
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Edward Ruscha Rodeo 1969
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Edward Ruscha Hollywood with Observatory 1969
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Edward Ruscha Long Hollywood 1969
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Edward Ruscha Hollywood in the Rain 1969
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Edward Ruscha Hollywood 1969
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Edward Ruscha City 1969
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Edward Ruscha Air 1969
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Edward Ruscha Adios 1969
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Edward Ruscha Sin 1969
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Edward Ruscha Zoo 1969
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Edward Ruscha Ooo, 1969
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