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Quote by Jenny Holzer

“Drama often obscures the real issues”

Quote by Jenny Holzer

Book:Jenny Holzer: writing

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Jenny Holzer: writing

This book delves into the creative process and the themes prevalent in Jenny Holzer's writing, showcasing her influential contributions to the fields of art and literature. more

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Jenny Holzer is an American contemporary artist known for her poetry and public art works. Her works often explore themes of power, politics, and gender, presented through poetry, sculpture, and installation art, and have had a wide-reaching impact in the art world. more

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