What Art have I seen?

Posted in Exhibitions by chrisfremantle on November 3, 2009

Ed Ruscha, On The Road: An Artist Book of the Classic Novel by Jack Kerouac, Gagosian Gallery, Davies Street, London

Beautiful. Needs careful reading to see the relationship between the images and the text. More info at Yummy Ink.

Did also see Glenn Brown.

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