Group Material, Mike Glier, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Carrie Mae Weems, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Nancy Spero, Nancy Linn, Hans Haacke, Richard Prince, Louise Lawler
Inserts, an advertising supplement produced for New York Times
1988
Booklet, offset printed
Not on view
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Louise Lawler
American, born 1947 78 works onlineLouise Lawler, whose work raises questions about the production, circulation, and presentation of art, emerged in the 1970s as part of the Pictures Generation—a loosely knit group of artists named for an influential exhibition, Pictures, organized in 1977 by art historian Douglas Crimp at Artists Space in New York.
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Barbara Kruger
American, born 1945 42 works onlineBarbara Kruger’s work speaks directly to us. Using pronouns like “I,” “You,” and “We” and bold declarative statements, Kruger’s work prompts us to question what we see and hear in mainstream media, and to contemplate how these messages shape our identities and society.
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Carrie Mae Weems
American, born 1953 41 works onlineWhat does it mean to bear witness to history? The artist Carrie Mae Weems has asked this question for decades through photography, video, performance, installation, and social practice.
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Felix Gonzalez-Torres
American, born Cuba. 1957–1996 18 works onlineFelix Gonzalez-Torres created 20 unique candy works between 1990 and 1993. These generally bright and shiny sculptural accumulations are each composed of a different type of wrapped candy , which have included chocolate, licorice, bubble gum, and lollipops—and each work has a listed ideal weight specified by the artist.
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