“The hyper-real, high-key cast of American stereotypes are drawn from imagined narratives and American iconography,” Ritson said. “The fictional timeless American landscape is collaged together from elements found closer to home, in Chesham, England or Cornwall. It’s a very English-centric view of utopia that takes the language from the wide-open spaces that we associate with America.”

This exhibition was accompanied by a beautifully illustrated catalogue.

A selection of Boo Ritson screenprints were on view at the Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker, downtown Oklahoma City.