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the artist’s first solo institutional exhibition in the United States
his best paintings maintain a powerful tension between opposing forces—expression and knowledge
Lisane Basquiat and Jeanine Heriveaux
which explore the complex relationship between Japan and the United States that emerged in the aftermath of World War II
which shares the story’s title
Ed Ruscha: That Was Then This Is Now Valerie Balint the artist’s first solo institutionalThis Was Then This Is Now is a lithograph by Ed Ruscha published by Vermillion Editions Limited. The titular phrase is rendered in Boy Scout Utility Modern, an unembellished typeface of the artists own design, and set in stark white over a stormy sky of layered gray tones printed with thirteen different plates. The dramatic light and celestial atmosphere of the backdrop suggest the credits of a vintage film, imbuing the familiar motto with a sense of
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