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 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 ...

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Even the acclaimed Californian artists Ed Ruscha and Billy Al Bengston have graced its venue. In 1968, the duo dropped 1,000 copies of a photo book titled Business Cards, which documents their ...

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 ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

The legendary artist Ed Ruscha still has the aura of the coolest guy in the room. The press preview for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s mammoth new retrospective ED RUSCHA/NOW THEN (now ...

By Michael Slenske Ed Ruscha, running late to class one day in 1950, accidentally stiff-armed a glass-panel door at his junior high in Oklahoma City. “My hand went right through that door ...

ED RUSCHA came to Los Angeles to attend art school in the 1950s and soon became one of the most important artists in the world. That’s how London’s Tate Modern described him when it sent a ...

California pop artist Ed Ruscha once famously said, “Art has to be something that makes you scratch your head.” The McNay Art Museum has asked a group of San Antonio artists to do just that ...