Ed Ruscha: That Was Then This Is Now II Leah Levy The publication includes photography of

The publication includes photography of the work in situ along with an adapted and expanded transcript of a conversation held between the artist and Richard Calvocoressi at the New School

The bilingual (English/French) publication includes color plates and details of the eighteen exhibited works as well as photographs of the installation

Marron—the subject of an in-depth profile by Jacoba Urist in this issue

a golf ball—they project the clarity

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Ed Ruscha: That Was Then This Is Now II Leah Levy The publication includes photography ofPublished by Vermillion Editions Limited, this hand pulled 13 color lithograph by Ed Ruscha sets the wording of its title against an ominous cloudy sky. Ruscha has used the immediately recognizable Boy Scout Utility Modern, an unembellished typeface of his own design, to render the prints gnomic yet familiar idiom. The highly atmospheric backdrop shadows the motto with a cinematic tension that causes it to oscillate between optimistic and pessimistic