Like OOF, many of his paintings have “a certain comedic value,” Ruscha has said, and their humor is underlined by the paradox of their appearance in the silent medium of paint, with …

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“Oof” is the kind of word we associate with characters in a comic strip, who might utter the guttural sound while engaging in some kind of physical exertion or in reaction to, say, a punch in the …

2023年11月2日 · OOF (1962) is probably the best-known of Ruscha’s word paintings, with its onomatopoeic subject painted a bright yellow against a deep blue backdrop in large, sans serif …

You have pure geometry and yet used in a way that evokes this very silly, irreverent "oof" of a sound. It makes you think about how paintings can’t speak out loud, and yet this one, you hear …

Ed Ruscha's OOF painting is a real survivor. In 1962, it was passed between Ruscha’s buddies. Ruscha first lent it to his childhood buddy Mason Williams, who at the time was working as a …

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Ed Ruscha, American artist associated with West Coast Pop art whose works provide a new way of thinking about the American scene, as well as connecting the verbal with the visual. His …