Ed Ruscha: In Conversation | Artist's Talk | Tate Talks

Join the acclaimed artist, Ed Ruscha, for a conversation with Frances Morris reflecting on his life and career spanning six decades
Ed Ruscha is widely regarded as one of the world’s most important artists best known for his series of photographs of Los Angeles and paintings featuring everyday words and phrases.
In this talk, Ruscha will discuss with Tate Modern’s Director Frances Morris his work that explores the relationship between mass media and the banality of modern urban life.

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I enjoyed this very much. Thank you

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Artists should be interviewing artists...

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InstaBlaster...

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yes, rather than Tate admin

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you tate cheat people

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The same interview he and others have always giving in countless similar situations. So sad and lazy. Also never focus on the interviewer. The camera should always be aimed directly and solely at the interviewee

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Frances Morris is unbearable - watch Ed Ruscha Louisiana Channel interview instead