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Ed Ruscha, Wavy Robot (1975)

Ed Ruscha (1937-)

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Text Message: Typography in the Work of Ed Ruscha

Page From: Royal road test, (1967, printed 1971) by Edward Ruscha Illustration showing distance wreckage traveled. (Figure in foreground points to impact area. Figure in background stands at farthest point of wreckage, 189 feet from point of impact.) #edruscha  https://www.instagram.com/p/B8FNwjapgKQ/?igshid=1mc965zlkxvz2

Artistype⁣ Available at www.draw-down.com⁣ ⁣ The use of typography in art can convey an unmistakable presence that visually communicates a desired idea or attitude. But besides being a carrier of information or visual expression, it can also serve as a decorative element. For the fourteen artists in this book, including Ed Ruscha, Fiona Banner, Shannon Ebner, Liam Gillick, Tsang Kin-Wah, and Rose Nolan, it is a fundamental tool. Intentionally or not, this leads to the emergence of an individual “handwriting” in their work. According to Tino Graß, art and visual communication employ the same tools, which leads to similar or identical forms of expression. The artists he has interviewed and works he has gathered reflect an outstanding typographic quality and illuminate the use of typography in contemporary fine art practice.⁣ ⁣ #typography #art #Artistype #EdRuscha #TinoGraß #ShannonEbner https://www.instagram.com/p/B2gwP93nOHt/?igshid=ppnboeqs224m

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