Jenny Holzer has used text as an art form for decades. The artist’s gripping, urgent messages—“Protect me from what I want” and “Abuse of power comes as no surprise”—have been shown ...

NEW YORK — The truths, truisms and truthy aphorisms of Jenny Holzer scroll up the spiral ramp ... These are pictures of the world that are more immediate than photographs or video, the physical ...

Over the past four decades, the work of conceptual artist Jenny Holzer ... façades. But Holzer, perhaps most famous for her pithy Truisms series (1978–1987), is more than simply a political ...

In the art world, few names shine as brightly as that of Jenny Holzer. Her boundary-pushing ... that many don’t even use words anymore; they go straight to initials. I like terse, but that ...

there may be no time more urgently suited for Jenny Holzer than the present. The public spread of ideas—both factual and fictional—has been at the heart of the artist’s four-decade career ...

Artist Jenny Holzer’s foreboding prose came to international attention in 1989 when she twisted her words around the Guggenheim ... But I’m more afraid of humans than documents.” ...

Jenny Holzer, who uses words as her medium, shares artistic influences. For more than 30 years, Jenny Holzer’s name has been metonymic for a kind of conceptual art that questions our perception ...

Jenny Holzer has been throwing light onto ... and this makes me happy. In Holzer’s installations, words—not images—strive to say something true, often about love, death, sex, war, or ...

Jenny has long been outspoken about her and her family's health, including her son Evan Asher's autism diagnosis, which she documented in the book Louder Than Words: A Mother's Journey in Healing ...

"Because her work reifies and celebrates words, there could not be an artist more fitting to celebrate PEN America's centenary than the legendary Jenny Holzer. Her vision of elevating the ideas ...