For his latest body of work which is currently showing at the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami, Ed Ruscha draws from the classic American novel, On The Road by Jack Kerouac. Having completed a limited art book version of the novel in the past, Ruscha has also produced six large paintings and ten drawings for the exhibition, organized by the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles and curated by Douglas Fogel.

Source - Gagosian Gallery

Jack Smylie

It was in 1943 that Jan Tschichold first suggested the idea of an award to be conferred upon the most beautiful Swiss books that were being published annually. Mysteriously however, only a few years later, there is a gap in the series; in 1946, 1947 and 1948 no books were entered or awarded. This gap and its context served as an interesting starting point for an exhibition series which discussed book making and book design in Switzerland, particularly from that time, but also in contemporary practice.

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Jack Smylie

Mustafa Sabbagh is an unusual amalgamation of elements. He is Jordanian born, but Italian based, with time spent in London as the late Richard Avedon’s assistant. Sabbagh originally studied architecture but then pursued a career as a photographer. In his latest exhibition, Saggagh fuses traditional forms of imagery with the modern, the decorous with strange, the real with the reflection of the real.

Clementine Widdowson - de Pressigny

303 Gallery is currently hosting their first exhibition of new works by Richard Prince since 1991. Born in 1949 in the Panama Canal Zone, Prince's work has been the subject of several major survey exhibitions. 14 Paintings sees a collection of new works which utilize basic materials; rubber bands, staples and acrylics, to create geometric shapes which echo a number of simple mantras and musings from the artist:

Source - 303 Gallery

Jack Smylie