ED RUSCHA "BLUE SUDS" SCREENPRINT, 1971Ed Ruscha (b. 1937) is known internationally for his blending of conceptual approaches with pop sensibilities. Today he is firmly established as a leading figure in American 20th century art for his irreverence and creativity. In 1962, Rusha was included in New Paintings of Common Objects at the Pasadena Art Museum alongside Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Wayne Thiebaud. This is widely considered the first museum exhibition of Pop Art. Despite an

museum display and interiors have been recurring and essential elements of Tod’s oeuvre

Knight's work

the plinth and paintings behind them fall into abstraction

Soft light bathes the bodies' skin with a dreamy

For Stella

it also conveys the characteristic delicate

and unabashedly gay

Ernst Haas (1921-1986) is a prolific Austrian-American photographer and photojournalist

although met with mixed reviews

showcasing his profile (and elongated nose) that suggests he might have been caught in a mischievous act

we recommend exploring the National Gallery of Canada's content for his recent exhibition Amor et Mors

By painting on this cement block