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On Ed Ruscha's Streets of Los Angeles Archive

Artist Ed Ruscha has played with the fluidity of language, the sublime in landscapes, and looked at advertising as a form, symbol, and material in painting. He also has produced one of the most significant artistic records of Los Angeles in his “Streets of Los Angeles” project.  The “Streets of Los Angeles” project has lasted over 50 years, producing over half a million photographs of the city in a systematic attempt to document major streets in LA, including Melrose Avenue, Pacific Coast Highway, and Sunset Boulevard.  The Getty Research Institute acquired the "Streets of Los Angeles" archive in 2011 and has been working to digitize the massive collection and make this resource public to scholars of history, art, architecture, urban studies, and more. Ed Ruscha is a recipient of the 2019 Getty Medal, and in this short video hear about his work and impact from his brother Paul Ruscha, his studio manager Susan Haller, and Andrew Perchuk of the Getty Research Institute. Getty is a world-renowned cultural and philanthropic organization that shares and advances the world’s visual art and cultural heritage. Collectively and individually, our programs pursue our mission in Los Angeles and throughout the world. Our engagement in culture, arts, and philanthropy is achieved through our constituent programs: the Getty Conservation Institute, Getty Foundation, Getty Museum, Getty Research Institute, and Getty Trust. Getty: https://www.getty.edu/ The Getty Conservation Institute works internationally to preserve culture and advance the practice of art conservation. Our work is driven by the values of excellence, innovation, leadership, collaboration, and service. Current projects include post-doctoral fellowships in conservation science. The Getty Foundation is responsible for funding research and preservation of visual arts projects. The Foundation partners with people and organizations throughout Los Angeles. We award grants to support art historical scholarship, conserve art and architecture, increase access to museum collections and archives, and train visual arts professionals. The Getty Museum fosters the enjoyment and understanding of art through events, exhibitions, and education. Visit the Getty Center and the Getty Villa Museum to explore exhibitions featuring art by Leonardo da Vinci, medieval artists, and others. Admission is free! Visit Getty’s website for tickets. The Getty Research Institute works to further the knowledge of visual arts and culture through expertise, active collecting programs, public programs, institutional collaborations, exhibitions, publications, digital services, and residential scholar programs. Our activities and resources provide a unique environment for research, critical inquiry, and scholarly exchange. Getty Conservation Institute: https://www.getty.edu/conservation/ Getty Foundation: https://www.getty.edu/foundation/ Getty Museum: https://www.getty.edu/museum/ Getty Villa Museum: https://www.getty.edu/visit/villa/ Getty Research Institute: https://www.getty.edu/research/