This artist painted the word Adios to look like liquid blobs covered in trompe l'oeil depictions of kidney beans, a stylistic choice which foreshadowed his lithographs of cheese circles. This artist created a piece that consists simply of the phrase "PAY NOTHING UNTIL APRIL" superimposed over some mountains. The photographs Venturi and Brown took for Learning from Las Vegas borrowed this man's idea of mounting a camera to the top of a moving car. This artist hired Art Alanis to take a series of bird's eye view photographs of parking lots. This artist produced the 25-foot long accordion folded Every Building on the (*) Sunset Strip. This photographer's first artist's book consists of photos taken on his drive from his LA home to his parents' house in Oklahoma City. For 10 points, name this LA-based photographer of 
This artist painted the word Adios to look like liquid blobs covered in trompe l'oeil depictions of kidney beans, a stylistic choice which foreshadowed his lithographs of cheese circles. This artist created a piece that consists simply of the phrase "PAY NOTHING UNTIL APRIL" superimposed over some mountains. The photographs Venturi and Brown took for Learning from Las Vegas borrowed this man's idea of mounting a camera to the top of a moving car. This artist hired Art Alanis to take a series of bird's eye view photographs of parking lots. This artist produced the 25-foot long accordion folded Every Building on the (*) Sunset Strip. This photographer's first artist's book consists of photos taken on his drive from his LA home to his parents' house in Oklahoma City. For 10 points, name this LA-based photographer of Twenty-Six Gasoline Stations.
This artist painted the word Adios to look like liquid blobs covered in trompe l'oeil depictions of kidney beans, a stylistic choice which foreshadowed his lithographs of cheese circles.
Ed Ruscha [or Edward Joseph Ruscha IV]