Ed Ruscha: Busted Glass Venita Blackburn his early tendency to confine

his early tendency to confine the photographs to “aesthetic quarantine” before later integrating them more thoroughly and transparently into his practice as a painter

when Picasso was collaborating with local printer Hidalgo Arnéra in the South of France

This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition Rachel Feinstein: Mirror at Gagosian

undercutting any attempt at reverence around the president’s death

which traces the arc of Georg Baselitz’s extraordinary sixty-year career through his relationship with Italy and the academic tradition

Ed Ruscha: Busted Glass Venita Blackburn his early tendency to confineThis book was published on the occasion of Ed Ruscha: Busted Glass at Gagosian, Davies Street, London. The exhibition featured a series of small drawings by Ruscha depicting panes of glass that are cracked, broken, or in shards, each piece defined through subtle modulations of light and shade. These images are consistent with Ruschas frequent use of the window as metaphor and seem to participate in their own destruction, juxtaposing the fault lines of