Ed Ruscha: Voice Mail White Zalika Azim featuring paintings made over the

featuring paintings made over the last decade

born a generation apart

the work’s feminine subject references the nude form ubiquitous in Western art history

and material from The Entertaining Freezer

Ed Ruscha: Voice Mail White Zalika Azim featuring paintings made over thePublished by Hamilton Press, Ed Ruschas lithograph depicts the term voice mail as two distinct words, each in underscored black capital letters and curving around the center of a white sheet. (A second state of this print, Voice Mail Black, features a printed black background and white lettering revealing the unprinted paper, and was released as a separate edition.) The ink appears to have been smeared (an effect created by gray ink), lending an