Oof by Edward Ruscha March 13, 2011ArtEdward Ruscha, MoMA, Oofmdmommusings Edward Ruscha Of his work from this period Ruscha has said, “I was interested in monosyllabic word sounds that seemed to have a certain comedic value to them.” In capital letters, “oof” floats against an empty blue backdrop, suspended somewhere between image and language and between iconicity and absurdity. Share this:TweetEmailPrintShare on TumblrMoreLike this:Like Loading... Related
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