News, Mews, Pews, Brews, Stews, and Dues, 1970, by Ed Ruscha, Tang Teaching Museum, 1980.304.1-6
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The Inside Track: The Tang Museum
Dayton Director Ian Berry gives Jessie House of Discover Saratoga an overview of the Tang.
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The background pattern is composed from the Tang dingbat,
an abstracted diagram of the building. The four steps of
the dingbat, like the four letters of Tang, symbolize
thought, learning, and aspiration.