Ed Ruscha and the Language That He Used.

Focuses on the works of photographer Ed Rushcha featured in the exhibition "Ed Ruscha and Photography" at the Whitney Museum of American Art in the U.S. in 2003. Distinction of Ruscha's works from the usual pop representations of commercial products; Importance that Ruscha accords to a single comme...

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Published in:October no. 111; pp. 81 - 107
Main Author: Pasquariello, Lisa
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Published: MIT Press Winter2005
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