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Hollywood is a Verb Poster
Ed Ruscha's Hollywood Is A Verb (1979)—originally created in pastel on paper—reflects his keen interest in exploring and dissecting the city of Los Angeles, where he has lived and worked since the 1950s. His vision of Hollywood belies a world that is sinister yet coveted, evoking a sense of wonderment and appreciation, mixed with trepidation. Ruscha explained that "Hollywood is like a verb to me. It's something that you can do to any subject or any thing."
- 20” H x 30" W
- Archival pigment prints on Lasal Moab 230gsm paper
© Ed Ruscha
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit https://www.thebroad.org/art/ed-ruscha
Ed Ruscha's Hollywood Is A Verb (1979)—originally created in pastel on paper—reflects his keen interest in exploring and dissecting the city of Los Angeles, where he has lived and worked since the 1950s. His vision of Hollywood belies a world that is sinister yet coveted, evoking a sense of wonderment and appreciation, mixed with trepidation. Ruscha explained that "Hollywood is like a verb to me. It's something that you can do to any subject or any thing."
- 20” H x 30" W
- Archival pigment prints on Lasal Moab 230gsm paper
© Ed Ruscha
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit https://www.thebroad.org/art/ed-ruscha
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Ed Ruscha's Hollywood Is A Verb (1979)—originally created in pastel on paper—reflects his keen interest in exploring and dissecting the city of Los Angeles, where he has lived and worked since the 1950s. His vision of Hollywood belies a world that is sinister yet coveted, evoking a sense of wonderment and appreciation, mixed with trepidation. Ruscha explained that "Hollywood is like a verb to me. It's something that you can do to any subject or any thing."
- 20” H x 30" W
- Archival pigment prints on Lasal Moab 230gsm paper
© Ed Ruscha
To learn more about the Broad collection and this artist, please visit https://www.thebroad.org/art/ed-ruscha
