Name: Curatorial Conversation: Ed Ruscha’s Streets of Los Angeles
Start: 2023-11-07T19:00
End: 2023-11-07T20:15
Location: Online

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Held on Tue, Nov 7, 2023, 7:00–8:15 p.m.

Online

Ed Ruscha. Contact sheet with images of Sunset Boulevard shoot. 1966. Getty Research Institute, Research Library, Edward Ruscha photographs of Sunset Boulevard and Hollywood Boulevard, 1965–2010. © 2023 Edward Ruscha

Since 1965, Ed Ruscha has extensively photographed various streets in Los Angeles. Now comprising over 750,000 images, the resulting project offers a compelling record of the city’s metamorphosis and serves as a resource for scholars studying a range of subjects, from Ruscha’s design training to demographic, architectural, and cultural changes across decades.

In conjunction with ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN, join Getty Research Institute senior research specialist Zanna Gilbert, art historian Jennifer Quick, and cultural historians Eric Avila and Josh Kun for a live online conversation about how Ruscha’s unique archive captures his creative process and celebrates the layered history of Los Angeles.

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