Ed Ruscha: Rubber Bands Screenprint she generates immersive meditative spaces

she generates immersive meditative spaces in which perceptual boundaries dissolve

which are usually seen in miniature within sculptures or as intricately arranged tableaux

finding new ways to treat established subjects

each featuring a reproduction of a different mobile by Alexander Calder

Avoiding the landscape imagery that had defined representations of the West in earlier photography

Ed Ruscha: Rubber Bands Screenprint she generates immersive meditative spacesPrinted in Venice, California, by Hamilton Press on Rives BFK paper, this lithograph by Ed Ruscha is a cancellation proof of one of four editions depicting the phrase. It originated as a drawing on Mylar, with the horizontal markings around the words applied with a spray gun. Outlined in Boy Scout Utility Modern, an unembellished typeface of Ruschas design, the phraselike many of the artists word combinations of the past half centuryis simultaneously