Ed Moses (artist)
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Ed Moses is an American artist based in the Los Angeles area.

Born near Long Beach and educated in the mid-1950s at UCLA, Moses was one of the abstract artists with a one-man show at the legendary Los Angeles Ferus Gallery
Ferus Gallery
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 (1958), in the cadre of fellow artists Wallace Berman
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, Billy Al Bengston
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, Robert Irwin
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, Larry Bell
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 and Ed Ruscha.

Moses received a Guggenheim Fellowship
Guggenheim Fellowship
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 in 1980.

He has two sons. His oldest son, Cedd Moses, is a nightclub owner and CEO of 213 Ventures, while his younger son Andy, is also an artist. He lives and works in Venice, California.

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Further Reading

Nancy Marmer, "Ed Moses' Absolutist Abstractions," Art in America, Vol. 64, November/December 1976, pp.94-95.
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