Jenny Holzer Redaction Paintings. Presented to great acclaim at new york's cheim & read gallery this past summer, the work consists of enlarged, colorized silkscreen paintings of declassified and. Jenny holzer's redaction paintings and the history of the war on terror
For more than thirty years, jenny holzer's work has paired text and installation to examine personal and. Source material for holzer’s redaction paintings. Beyond all other considerations holzer is at an interesting juncture in a more than thirty year career of working with text.
/ 128 Pgs / 94 Color / 12 Bw.
Published by cheim & read (2006) essay by robert storr. Holzer belongs to the feminist branch of a generation of artists. Protect protect, an exhibition of works from the past twenty years, opens at the mca chicago next week.
Declassified But Often Heavily Redacted, The Us State And Military Papers Are Turned Into Giant Abstractions, With The Black Blocks Of Redactions.
In holzer’s redaction paintings, art is a site where hidden knowledge may be recovered and reinvigorated rhetorically — it was striking how many visitors to the gallery seemed to be reading the paintings as content. Jenny holzer (*1950) has been probing the aesthetic and political intersection of language, installation, and painting since the late 1970s. 1950) left hand (palm rolled) 2007 oil on linen 80 x 62 in.
Protect Protect Demonstrates A Renewed Validity For The Artist's Led Signs, Which Have Long Been Considered Canonical To Both Contemporary Art And Feminist Discourses.
Further reading robert storr, jenny holzer: Since 2001, holzer has drawn text from poetry, literature, and government papers to examine social and political tensions in the contemporary world. Later ones were mostly or entirely redacted.
Pbk, 11 X 12.5 In.
In questa mostra, che si incentra sul lavoro fatto dalla metà degli anni '90 fino ad oggi, la holzer fonde considerazione politica con bellezza formale. Holzer’s ongoing redaction paintings series bedecks the walls of k2. 112 pages with 95 color plates.
Holzer’s Ongoing Redaction Paintings Series Bedecks The Walls Of K2.
Courtesy of hauser & wirth. Presented to great acclaim at new york's cheim & read gallery this past summer, the work consists of enlarged, colorized silkscreen paintings of declassified and oftentimes heavily censored. Redaction paintings, new york 2006.
