Liv Ullman, Ed Ruscha, Dec 16 Birthday + Vitro Nasu is 14 Years Old

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    Happy birthday Ed Ruscha (Scroll down – Happy anniversary to Vitro-Nasu. Ed Ruscha “Sin” was the first post published on Vitro-Nasu on his birthday, Dec 16, in 2004.)

    Born: December 16, 1937 – Omaha Nebraska

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    Red Rooster 1996 by Edward Ruscha

    The Year of Rooster is ending soon to make room for the Year of Dog.

    Dog Ed Ruscha Dog by Ed Ruscha

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    Ed Ruscha
    Psycho Spaghetti Western #14, 2013–14
    Acrylic on canvas

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    Lockeed Air Terminal by Ed Ruscha

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    Happy birthday Liv Ullman

    Born: December 16, 1938 Tokyo Japan

    Universal Studio on Fire


  • (Photo of Ed Rucha by Gianfranco Gorgoni)

  • EdruschauniRuscha (via) Gelatin silver print 1999

    Fire 1967
    “Universal Studio, Universal City” by (Click to enlarge)

    Fire 2008
    universal.jpg (via)

    “We have duplicates of everything,” said Ron Meyer, NBC Universal president and chief operating officer. “Nothing is lost forever.” (via)

    Workers using a blowtorch on the roof of a movie set building facade at Universal Studios accidentally set a huge fire that swept through the back lot, fire officials said Monday. (via)

  • Ed Ruscha

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    Happy Birthday Ed Ruscha!

    Ed Ruscha was born on Dec 16, 1937. (Sagittarius with Moon in Gemini – like John Kerry & James Agee. All three were born Catholic). He will represent America for 2005 Venice Biennale.

    Elaine Equi wrote of Ed at Jacket Magazine,
    “Like all skillful poets, he makes me see and think about words in a new way. His style is connected not only to visual traditions of minimalism, but also literary ones.”

    Same Old, Same Old – Symposium On Ed Ruscha:N+1

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    I’ve always felt a stronger connection to gas stations and telephone poles than trees; Ruscha makes perfect sense to me.(This public address)

    Rent “Choose Me” by Alan Rudolph, Ed Ruscha appeared as an
    actor in this quirky film.