Ed Ruscha News
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“I want to know how he got all those girls naked,” said artist Kenny Scharf over dinner last night at the Waverly Inn, nodding to photographer Sante D’Orazio.
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Ruth Madoff sports big round eyeglasses and an air of reproach. The wife of Bernie Ebbers looks frightened.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the city’s struggling Museum of Contemporary Art are exploring merger plans, quelling speculation that Eli Broad would step in and take over MOCA.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. , the investment bank liquidating in bankruptcy, asked a judge for approval to hire Sotheby’s to sell off an art collection at a public auction in September, according to court filings.
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After attending Sean Parker’s party in Davos on Jan. 25, where the walls were decorated with laser- eyed taxidermy, hedge-fund manager Dan Loeb spent last night amid tens of millions of dollars of art.
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In Enoc Perez’s large-scale paintings, images of grand hotels seem to disintegrate amid accumulating paint.
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A painting of a blue-eyed nurse by Richard Prince and an aluminum couch by Marc Newson were among the artworks sold by Halsey Minor that helped the CNET Networks Inc. founder raise $21.1 million to pay his creditors.
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London’s Royal Academy was founded in 1768, a few years before the U.S. Declaration of Independence. Nonetheless, it has been edging into the 21st century.
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Artworks by Donald Judd and Ed Ruscha decorated the house, and Frank Gehry, John Williams and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa were among those at the dinner table. The guest of honor even got to ride the host’s Segway scooter.
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A black-and-white Ed Ruscha painting with the words “Let’s Be Realistic” spelled out in bold white letters hangs outside the sound-proof trading room at art collector Adam Sender ’s hedge fund.
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