The Dundas Street façade of Toronto’s Art Gallery of Ontario has been overtaken by a massive block-long banner created by propaganda-inspired artist Barbara Kruger. Titled “Untitled (It)” (2010), the ...

Barbara Kruger, “Culture Vulture” (2012) for sale by Lincoln Center Barbara Kruger might not be a household name, but the artist’s signature graphic aesthetic is instantly familiar. Kruger’s bold, ...

Printmaking has proven a valuable and generative medium for artists of various practices. It offers a unique avenue of visual expression, the capacity to work through multiple iterations of ...

In 1985, Los Angeles County Museum of Art curator Kathleen McCarthy Gauss organized a series of exhibitions exploring new ways in which photography was being deployed in art. Among the seven featured ...

At Art Basel Miami Beach in 2012, a prominent Los Angeles gallery showed a large digital print on vinyl comprising two boldface words: “GREEDY SCHMUCK”. Unmistakably the creation of American ...

Throughout her career, artist Barbara Kruger has appropriated the visual language of advertising to critique the empty consumerism of American culture. Her work, immediately biting and bold in imagery ...

Until the late 1970s, making a zine was a labor of love and money. Love as in time spent assembling the thing—the cutting out, the sticking together. Money as in paying a service to print issues. By ...

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Barbara Kruger has a way with words. Big, bold, often visually loud words. Kruger mixes exceptional graphic design skills with deep knowledge of the structural complexities of art and language, not to ...

Barbara Kruger's rendering of exhibition entryway at the Art Institute of Chicago, 2011/2020 Digital image courtesy of the artist, source photo courtesy of the Art Institute of Chicago Passengers ...