” An avowed feminist, she is usually seen as part of a group of other strong female artists – Cindy Sherman, Louise Lawler and Kruger, among them – who in their work seem concerned about ”real world” rather than fantasy subject matter, especially the might of military and corporate America. ”I hope it’s political in the larger sense, not topical,” she says. ”It deals with life-and-death issues; that’s supposedly what politics are about.
(The project may or may not eventually reach the screen. ) In a recent interview for the magazine Flash Art, Hopper explained the inspiration: ”I just walked into a gallery show . Still, what some disdain is precisely what others admire. Why isn’t she content to confine herself to the printed page, or even, as one wag suggested, the fortune cookie? The film maker Dennis Hopper, for instance, taken by Holzer’s work, used her as a role model for a recent project, in the improbable screenplay for which a Mafia hitman falls in love with a contemporary artist. In fact, a not-inconsiderable number of viewers, in and out of the art world, are put off by Holzer’s work.
” But school authorities, according to Holzer, were not enchanted by the direction her work was taking. That was one of the ways in which I arrived at the writing I do now. And then I got more interested in their captions, which explained everything cleanly and tersely. I saw the diagrams as the most stripped-down of drawings.
She started out doing abstractions, influenced by the luminous canvases of Mark Rothko and some of the early color field painters like Morris Louis. To get away from abstraction, she began ”to make miserable failed paintings with writing in them,” she says. Unhappy with the ”third-generation stripe paintings” she was producing, Holzer went on to graduate work at the Rhode Island School of Design.
” And she did, relentlessly, all over town. ”I began to see that the short texts I was writing were poster material,” Holzer says, ”and that I could paste them up anywhere. Among other things, they are a gnomic form of theater that allowed her to take on the roles of feminist militant (”ROMANTIC LOVE WAS INVENTED TO MANIPULATE WOMEN”); callous Yuppie (”OLD FRIENDS ARE BETTER LEFT IN THE PAST”); buckeye sage (”IT IS MAN’S FATE TO OUTSMART HIMSELF”) and psychobabbler (”ANGER OR HATE CAN BE A USEFUL MOTIVATING FORCE”). Her ”Truisms” are hit-and-run Holzergrams – ranging from pithy to platitudinous – that approach conventional wisdom a little bit sideways.
Diagrams, charts, definitions and documentations often accompanied their – largely photographic – work. Language has always been an important concern of his, and he has done a number of pieces in neon and, more recently, carved stone, that play with words having charged or symbolic meaning in American life. The artist who is perhaps closest to Holzer’s own perceptions is Bruce Nauman, a man of many mediums.
Lined up in a dimly lighted anteroom are 13 stone sarcophagi, in adult, child and infant sizes, each lid exquisitely lettered with an ”Inflammatory”-style disquisition. A corresponding computer-animated sign for each tomb, mounted on a support column in the main space, is programmed with the same text as that on the tomb’s lid.
, where Holzer’s younger sister is a horse trader. Her father was a star college athlete who became a Ford dealer. ) Holzer says she was required, like her sister and brother – he was later killed in a motorcycle accident – to be ”very much of a jock. (The family now lives in the resort town of Southern Pines, N. ”I wanted to go march with the other gang rather than be a Young Republican,” she says. ” But as a college student, she sneaked off to participate in anti-Vietnam war demonstrations in Washington. Her mother, active in community affairs, had taught riding before she was married. Born in 1950 in the tiny town of Gallipolis, Ohio, she was raised in Lancaster, near Columbus, surrounded by Republicans and horse people.
Holzer has described the works as ”upper-class anonymous” in tone, and they range from revelations like ”YOU LEARN THE HARD WAY TO KEEP A FINGER ON YOUR NIPPLE WHEN SHAVING YOUR BREASTS” to sociological patter such as ”AFFLUENT COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS FACE THE REAL PROSPECT OF DOWNWARD MOBILITY.
”I began to see that the short texts I was writing were poster material,” Holzer says, ”and that I could paste them up anywhere. Her ”Truisms” are hit-and-run Holzergrams – ranging from pithy to platitudinous – that approach conventional wisdom a little bit sideways. ” And she did, relentlessly, all over town.
The reading list at the Whitney ranged the spectrum of Western and Eastern thought. Living in then-grungy SoHo, Holzer began to ponder the idea of doing public works in an urban milieu. She sensed more options in New York, and applied to the Whitney Museum’s independent study program, which gives young artists a year’s orientation to the New York art world. ”I realized the stuff was important and profound, so I thought maybe I could make it more accessible. ” An explosion of psychotic posters around Times Square, warning men of tuberculosis and leprosy if they frequented the area, fascinated Holzer, and she also took notice of the ”tons” of New Wave music posters that were around. ” The result was what she calls her ”Truisms,” a lengthy series of one-liners in the form of ”people’s pronouncements” that expressed her idea of ”everything that could be right or wrong with the world.”She has managed to politicize her art without losing the poetics of it. ” Holzer explains herself this way: ”My legacy from growing up in the 60’s is that I want to make art that’s understandable, has some relevance and importance to almost anyone. And she’s made the light-emitting diodes so much her own that no one else can use them without evoking her work.
Truth began to flood right back and I also told him he should leave first, I’d follow a minute later on. I dropped back and lay on the carpet, astonished at exactly what had just occurred. ” I heard him walk away and saw the room flooding with a crescent of light on his way out. He knelt down and kissed me hard also though he’d just come on me, I don’t understand, that’s kind of hot and said “you’re amazing. I heard him brace himself against the back wall, basically falling into it, and he whispered to me that we was amazing. He place one thing in my hand that I think had been the t-shirt he wore under his cardigan and told me to cleanse myself up. we did and provided it right back to him, not getting up from the carpet.
I used them as art proper in art spaces, and continued whenever possible to do them in public spaces. ”Laments” is a clear indication that for all her populism, Holzer is at her creative best when she accepts that art may not be for everybody. ” Holzer’s most interesting use of the diodes, and her most complex and challenging work to date, is her spectacular environment, ”Laments,” now installed in a cavernous third-floor arena of the Dia Art Foundation, an alternative exhibition space on West 22d Street in Manhattan.
The 13 represent ”the living dead,” says Holzer, ”and they speak as if measuring their lives against what might have been, what should have been. ” ”Laments,” in fact, evokes such American-grain classics as ”Spoon River Anthology,” Edgar Lee Masters’ collection of poems that reveal the secret lives of dead citizens, and Thornton Wilder’s ”Our Town,” in which the dead in a cemetary live out their past lives as the quick pass their present ones in a nearby village.
An important presence, too, in the 60’s and 70’s were the Conceptual artists – among them, Joseph Kosuth, Lawrence Weiner, John Baldessari, Douglas Huebler, Hanne Darboven and others. Opposed to the ”elite” concept of art as collectible object, they ”dematerialized” it by making language a part of its formal content.
”I’d paint long strips of canvas and abandon them on the beach, or put bread out in geometric patterns for the pigeons downtown,” says Holzer, who is even now an eager eavesdropper on others’ reactions to her creations. There, too, she began to do her first public works, leaving bits of art outdoors for people to come upon.
So I also use what evokes the eternal. She’ll do a group of white granite ”Living” series benches, and a group of red granite ”Survival” series benches. For her Guggenheim show, she will take a more formalist approach. ” AT THE VENICE Biennale, Holzer will do her electronic signboards and carved benches; also television spots, hats and T-shirts for souvenir stands.
The farmhouse, like their apartment, is, interestingly, free of books. ”I write with a cheap pen and a tablet,” she says. They spend most of their time, however – with their new baby, Lili – in a capacious farmhouse in New York State’s Hoosick Valley, the heart of Grandma Moses country, where there seem to be more tombstones than LED’s. In lieu of a studio, Holzer works out of a bedroom. As in Manhattan, there is little art around, although a small head of Mao by the painter Leon Golub hangs over the baby’s crib. ”Do bus drivers bring the bus home?
” In the liberal arts division at the University of Chicago, she finally began to make art ”instead of just saying I was an artist,” and continued in her fourth year, at Ohio University. ”But I never bothered really to prove it until college. From childhood, when she drew enormous, packed panoramas, Holzer had considered herself an artist.
REACH INTO THE DARK AGES TO FIND A SOUND THAT IS LIQUID HORROR. In them, she takes ”extreme positions, some left, some right,” and their language tends toward deep purple: ”SHRIEK WHEN THE PAIN HITS DURING INTERROGATION. ” The ”Inflammatory Essays” – or a version of them – have reappeared in Holzer’s current work, but meanwhile she has done several other series.
that worked for me was Jenny. I like to watch the truisms and sort of get dumb watching them. They become an accumulated thing and you get so dumb that you almost think that you understand. ” Among artists, those involved with the figurative tradition in painting tend to find her work offputting.
The reading list at the Whitney ranged the spectrum of Western and Eastern thought. She sensed more options in New York, and applied to the Whitney Museum’s independent study program, which gives young artists a year’s orientation to the New York art world. ”I realized the stuff was important and profound, so I thought maybe I could make it more accessible. ” An explosion of psychotic posters around Times Square, warning men of tuberculosis and leprosy if they frequented the area, fascinated Holzer, and she also took notice of the ”tons” of New Wave music posters that were around. ” The result was what she calls her ”Truisms,” a lengthy series of one-liners in the form of ”people’s pronouncements” that expressed her idea of ”everything that could be right or wrong with the world. Living in then-grungy SoHo, Holzer began to ponder the idea of doing public works in an urban milieu.She calls her work ”installation art – a totality designed for a particular space,” and adds, ”I like to have the whole thing pulse or be animated. 12 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. And next May will see her biggest honor to date: a solo show in the United States pavilion at the prestigious Venice Biennale, where she will be the first female artist thus to represent her country. ” Though she has cleverly usurped the underused mediums of ”gimme” caps, tomb lids and stone benches to get the message out, she is more famous for sharing her thoughts electronically.
I like to watch the truisms and sort of get dumb watching them. ” Among artists, those involved with the figurative tradition in painting tend to find her work offputting. They become an accumulated thing and you get so dumb that you almost think that you understand. that worked for me was Jenny.
We leaned against the podium and kissed like a couple of hungry animals. I was trying to keep peaceful because I had no concept exactly what would happen if we got caught, but he was these types of a good kisser and his massaging against me was actually doing something. At one point I place my fingers against his upper body, forced him right back a small, and whispered to him, “I’m not likely to have sex with you in here. He picked me up and put me on one of the tables with him between my feet. We had a few moments of him grinding into me, my feet wrapped around him, before I began to groan a little. we noticed him achieve into his jeans and adjust himself before grabbing my ass and pulling his groin into my own. ” He stated that that was fine, he understood, but he couldn’t help himself because I was so hot.
He pulled me personally against him. He was a great kisser. we felt his hand take mine. He was closer to my height than M, which was nice, because we wasn’t craning my throat or standing on my toes, or making him fold down. The only light source was the light seeping through the sides of the doors, and the LED on a projector dangling from the ceiling.
She and her husband, the artist Mike Glier, now own part of a building on the Lower East Side, where – when in town – they occupy a pleasantly bare walk-up apartment, free of examples of either of their work. ”Do bus drivers bring the bus home? They spend most of their time, however – with their new baby, Lili – in a capacious farmhouse in New York State’s Hoosick Valley, the heart of Grandma Moses country, where there seem to be more tombstones than LED’s.
”I started doing what I’m doing before I knew about Nauman, but I love what he does and he’s a continuing inspiration,” says Holzer. ” A TALL, ATHLETIC-LOOKING woman whose cascade of chestnut hair gives her a still-teen-age appearance, Holzer, whose brisk self-assuredness seems to reflect her comfortable background, nonetheless considers herself ”something of a leftover hippie,” for whom rebellion was part and parcel of growing up. Also in Holzer’s pantheon are Leonardo; Joseph Beuys, the politically active German sculptor, performance artist and teacher; Andy Warhol (”an art artist and a public artist who went for big topics and who knew, from soup cans to electric chair, how to make perfect American art”), and the playwright Samuel Beckett who – though Holzer came ”relatively late in life” to his laconic style – she feels ”writes better than anyone I’ve ever read before.
” But as art, these messages wear thin, and therein lies the debate over what she hath wrought. The idea of using public media to bring this about is an engaging one, and there is a certain cuteness about caps, T-shirts, electronic signs and granite benches carrying ”alternative public service messages.
A corresponding computer-animated sign for each tomb, mounted on a support column in the main space, is programmed with the same text as that on the tomb’s lid. Lined up in a dimly lighted anteroom are 13 stone sarcophagi, in adult, child and infant sizes, each lid exquisitely lettered with an ”Inflammatory”-style disquisition.
” A GRADUATE OF THE Rhode Island School of Design, where she tried her hand at more traditional art-making, Holzer still occasionally indulges in pencil drawing, which she now calls ”a private pleasure. ” What Holzer wants art to ”do,” obviously – in common with many artists of her generation – is to abandon its traditional distance from life and make closer contact with a larger public. ” And ”SPIT ALL OVER SOMEONE WITH A MOUTHFUL OF MILK IF YOU WANT TO FIND OUT SOMETHING ABOUT THEIR (sic) PERSONALITY FAST. ””It’s very unencumbered,” she says, ”but it seems too hard to make it do what I want art to do. IT’S MORE LIKELY THAT THE WARLORDS WILL KILL YOU.
”When I come across one of those plaques she sticks up, I enjoy it,” says Eric Fischl, a painter internationally known for his disturbing views of suburban America. ”Her work is great, a bit ahead of its time,” says Christoper Wool, a painter who last year began to make ”word drawings” that deal with words as abstractions, and was chosen for this year’s Whitney Biennial. ”But I never go out of my way to see her work. Her literary talent is fairly weak. I think the visual content is stronger than the word content. ” Holzer’s real admirers among artists tend, naturally, to be those involved with newer forms.I knew I would see him once again in 2 times anyway. we didn’t say anything to him whenever class finished, but gave him a smile when he stated goodbye as we exited the space. I told my roomie about him, and she, having no filter, said “You should undoubtedly fuck him. There’s a line in the movie Juno where she states she knew the exact minute she decided she was likely to rest with her boy. We were split as much as resume the class appropriate after that. ” I pretended like I wasn’t already thinking about that. I had a minute just then, I knew we desired to hook up with this man. I didn’t speak to him at our Thursday course, but ran into him the very next day.
Others want to go to college in a more rural setting. But the excitement of a large city will be missing from such a campus and for those students seeking big time athletics or popular concert venues may not be comfortable in such a setting. These more rural campuses will often have the classic ivy covered buildings with beautiful scenery in all directions. Rather, it will consist of high rise classes rooms and dorms.
”I write with a cheap pen and a tablet,” she says. In lieu of a studio, Holzer works out of a bedroom. As in Manhattan, there is little art around, although a small head of Mao by the painter Leon Golub hangs over the baby’s crib. The farmhouse, like their apartment, is, interestingly, free of books.
If, by his description, Rifkin means Holzer’s ease with technology, her nonelitist approach, her impatience with tradition and her wish to reach multitudes, then it rings true. Holzer draws heavily on American sign language for her imagery, from television commercials and tombstones, to what she calls the ”roadside garbage” of billboards.
”It was spatially quite disconnecting – you’d walk into the room and kind of lose your feet. I thought it was a great combination of lovely and peculiar. ” At RISD, Holzer began studying diagrams in books ”that explained how the world works, in every possible discipline, from theoretical physics to psychology.
I began to get an idea of exactly what he had in mind, and I also was terrified. I didn’t know if these rooms had been scheduled. No sound arrived from any of these spaces. we began to shake a little from stress. It was the center of the day. He noticed my distress as we rounded the corner. We headed into the hallway. He stopped and encountered me, both of united states tilting our edges against a wall. On one side a hallway branched off, and seemed to form a square U leading back to the lobby with conference spaces on each side.
we insisted we shuffle a bit to the side so that we had been behind the podium. I guess I’m a sucker for compliments. At minimum if someone turned on the lights they wouldn’t begin to see the entire show. That’s exactly how he got me to start with, that and his good appearance and French. I fumbled with his belt buckle a bit until he simply unlatched it himself and pulled down his jeans and underwear never ever got to see if it was boxers or briefs. I began pressing my face against his bulge through his jeans and he was plainly into information technology. I got off of the table and down to the flooring.
” ”LACK OF CHARISMA CAN BE FATAL,” she has written. ”If you’re a good artist you need to know what the live stuff is,” she says. Her most disquieting sallies are couched in the matter-of-fact locution of her native Ohio, where people, as she puts it, ”talk common sense. And ”DON’T WATCH THE UNDERCLASS. Her aphoristic advisories to the world can convey the doom-and-gloom of a soapbox ranter, the angst of a civilized soul in a brutish society, the sardonic humor of a streetwise adolescent. Living high on a diet of moral fiber, she is deeply engaged with contemporary issues – nuclear holocaust, AIDS, the environment, feminism, the poor, the power of big business and big government.
” Holzer explains herself this way: ”My legacy from growing up in the 60’s is that I want to make art that’s understandable, has some relevance and importance to almost anyone. ”She has managed to politicize her art without losing the poetics of it. And she’s made the light-emitting diodes so much her own that no one else can use them without evoking her work.
Some are genuinely powerful, others read like parodies, but each takes a fix on the world in terms of the tomb’s fictive occupant. ”THE NEW DISEASE CAME. I LEARN THAT TIME DOES NOT HEAL,” begins one, presumably the litany of an AIDS patient; ”I DO NOT WANT TO BE LEFT TO BE EATEN” is part of an infant’s lament.
”I wanted to support things that are helpful to people and maybe bash what I think is dangerous,” she says. ” In the more urgent ”Survival” series, launched in 1983 because she felt ”Living” was getting ”too bland,” Holzer departed from her multi-voice, multi-view approach to express her own ”left of center” position. FEELINGS OF ENTITLEMENT CLASH WITH THE AWARENESS OF IMMINENT SCARCITY.Her ”artiest” and most impressive work to date is ”Laments,” which makes the third floor of the Dia Art Foundation in New York into a kind of space-age mausoleum. What distinguishes Holzer is that, while most artists of her stripe juxtapose their words with other imagery, Holzer regards hers as images in themselves. She is at home, too, in more intimate venues. Holzer’s work, like that of a number of her contemporaries – Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, Matt Mullican and Richard Prince – incorporates ”slogans, symbols and stereotypes that pose questions about the social context in which words and images operate and manipulate us,” Richard Koshalek, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, has written.
We talked about planning for finals, and he asked if I’d like to study with him that night. He told me that his roomie was home, and I also knew the same was probably true for me. we had been busy, and told him so, and then thought about what we’d been informing myself about being more impulsive. I had one of those “fuck it” moments, and asked him, why don’t we go study in his dorm right now? I was worried that maybe I wasn’t able to imply my intentions plainly, although thinking right back it must have been obvious. In retrospect I shouldn’t have worried so much because he had been plainly hitting on me.
” we’m certain I had fear in my eyes. This was way out of personality for me. “Do you wish to can be found in here with me? we seemed both methods. The home clicked quietly behind me. He ducked in without me personally, but held the home from closing. No lights had been on inside. The proven fact that he wasn’t really pressuring me personally, simply asking, probably helped his case. Information technology was pitch black colored inside. ” He turned the handle of the nearest room’s big double doors and cracked it open.
I thought it was a great combination of lovely and peculiar. ”It was spatially quite disconnecting – you’d walk into the room and kind of lose your feet. ” At RISD, Holzer began studying diagrams in books ”that explained how the world works, in every possible discipline, from theoretical physics to psychology. ” But school authorities, according to Holzer, were not enchanted by the direction her work was taking. And then I got more interested in their captions, which explained everything cleanly and tersely. That was one of the ways in which I arrived at the writing I do now. I saw the diagrams as the most stripped-down of drawings.
Opposed to the ”elite” concept of art as collectible object, they ”dematerialized” it by making language a part of its formal content. An important presence, too, in the 60’s and 70’s were the Conceptual artists – among them, Joseph Kosuth, Lawrence Weiner, John Baldessari, Douglas Huebler, Hanne Darboven and others.
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FEELINGS OF ENTITLEMENT CLASH WITH THE AWARENESS OF IMMINENT SCARCITY. ” In the more urgent ”Survival” series, launched in 1983 because she felt ”Living” was getting ”too bland,” Holzer departed from her multi-voice, multi-view approach to express her own ”left of center” position. ”I wanted to support things that are helpful to people and maybe bash what I think is dangerous,” she says.
Why isn’t she content to confine herself to the printed page, or even, as one wag suggested, the fortune cookie? ” But as art, these messages wear thin, and therein lies the debate over what she hath wrought. Still, what some disdain is precisely what others admire. In fact, a not-inconsiderable number of viewers, in and out of the art world, are put off by Holzer’s work. The idea of using public media to bring this about is an engaging one, and there is a certain cuteness about caps, T-shirts, electronic signs and granite benches carrying ”alternative public service messages.
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He would push my mind away, then I’d feel his cock smacking my face in the dark, then he’d put himself right back into my throat. I was trying not to gag but really wanted to make him come. I truly loved licking it, it seemed to be the ideal shape. Ultimately he had been pushing my mind up and down on his cock, forcing my jaw broad, nonetheless providing whispered encouragement. He gripped two handfuls of locks close to my head and carefully pulled me up and down. It didn’t take much longer, a few seconds later on he had his hands on the side of my head, fucking my face, moaning means louder than he really should have been. He forced my face away and grabbed his cock, shooting like 5 loads onto my cheek, chin, and neck while we knelt there breathing difficult through my lips and massaging myself a bit through my leggings.She has done computer-animated billboards in New York’s Times Square and in the signage jungle of Las Vegas; teamed up with other artists during the 1984 election to make public a strong anti-Reagan message on a giant, mobile electronic screen; and invaded the cable channel MTV with flashing Holzerisms.
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From childhood, when she drew enormous, packed panoramas, Holzer had considered herself an artist. ”But I never bothered really to prove it until college. ” In the liberal arts division at the University of Chicago, she finally began to make art ”instead of just saying I was an artist,” and continued in her fourth year, at Ohio University.
”It’s not that I’m trying to thumb my nose at advertising; it’s simply that I want to use means of communication that work. She jumped at the chance; her installation featured a sequence of selected ”Truisms” in flashing red or white lights. Keith Haring and Crash, another grafitti artist, had preceded her. ”The signboard is a futuristic, eye-catching thing and I thought it was a wonderful way to present art clearly,” Holzer says. But I couldn’t afford Spectacolor unsubsidized, and so after I used the big board, I bought a small LED, programmed the one-liner ‘Truisms’ in, and went on from there.
”I’d paint long strips of canvas and abandon them on the beach, or put bread out in geometric patterns for the pigeons downtown,” says Holzer, who is even now an eager eavesdropper on others’ reactions to her creations. There, too, she began to do her first public works, leaving bits of art outdoors for people to come upon.
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