Paul McCartney: 1964: Eyes of the Storm Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum shows a detail of the

shows a detail of the large-scale curving weatherproof steel sculpture

this lithograph by Ed Ruscha pictures the term of its title in the delicate Garamond font that the artist increasingly began employing in the twenty-first century

which diagram streets in Los Angeles and other American cities

and hear John Currin’s problem with bad reviews (“they’re usually right”)

Mimicking color photographs

Paul McCartney: 1964: Eyes of the Storm Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum shows a detail of theThis book was published on the occasion of Paul McCartney Photographs 196364: Eyes of the Storm, an exhibition that originated at the National Portrait Gallery, London, and subsequently traveled to the Brooklyn Museum, New York, and de Young, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. It reproduces more than 275 largely unseen images from McCartneys personal archive, taken with a 35mm Pentax camera between December 1963 and February 1964. Shot in six