JENNY HOLZER "SURVIVAL" PENCILS, 1991 Charles Pachter prints and style that is inimitable

and style that is inimitable

Click here to see another great example of Pachter's interest in the visual history of the Canadian military

numbered and dated by the artist

listing the Truisms in alphabetical order on inexpensive photostat paper and then plastered around New York City (and other locations)

Provenance: The Estate of Harold Town

JENNY HOLZER "SURVIVAL" PENCILS, 1991 Charles Pachter prints and style that is inimitableJenny Holzer's menacing "Truisms" first appeared in 1983 when the artist was invited to participate in a group show exploring the themes and dialogue from George Orwell's "1984". Over the past three decades Holzer has created an impressive oeuvre consisting of objects, sculpture and public art. From marble benches to billboards Holzer's text based pieces have provoked the public to consider the power structures that surround us. Some of her most