1. http://profile. myspace. com/index. gfm. fuseaction=user

2. http://www. arthistoryarchive. com/arthistory/feminist/Barbara-Kruger

3. Biography Born in Newark, New Jersey in 1945
Attended Syracuse, SVA, and Parsons
Worked for Conde Naste, Mademoiselle, House and Gardens
“Direct address has been a consistent
tactic in my work, regardless of the
medium that I'm working in.”
-Barbara Kruger

4. What is she trying to say?

5. Issues http://am.novopress.info/?p=2092

6. Influences
“…movies, television, and the stereotypical situations of everyday life…”

7. http://www. arthistoryarchive

10. http://www. arthistoryarchive. com/arthistory/feminist/Barbara-Kruger

12. http://www. arthistoryarchive

13. Twelve
"All that seemed beneath you is speaking to you now. All that seemed deaf hears you.
All that seemed dumb knows what's on your mind. All that seemed blind sees through
you. All that seemed silent is putting the words right into your mouth."
-Barbara Kruger

14. Another

16. Joey Krebs http://www.drinkable.com/losangeles/joeykrebs/index.html

18. ? Feminism Violence Money Corporations Greed Relationships Stereotypes
Consumerism
Authority
Authority
Politics
Control ?
Identity
Racism
Society
Capitalism
Sexism
Progress
Advertising
Oppression
Rage
Abortion
Gender Roles
Power

19. Power: Who has it and why

20. http://profile. myspace. com/index. gfm. fuseaction=user

22. Sources

23. Sources http://www.mcasd.org/exhibitions/archives/kruger.html
Kruger, Barbara. Money Talks Skarstedt Fine Art. NY
PBS:ART21 Volume Harry N. Abrams. NY.
Gaze, Delia. A Concise Dictionary of Women Artists. Fitzroy Dearborn, 1997
Geyer, Martha. “Like TV: On Barbara Kruger’s Twelve”. Art Journal, , Vol. 66, Issue 3