GIFTED CHILDREN, THOSE WITH AN IQ OF 125 OR ABOVE, ARE PRONE TO FEELINGS OF ALIENATION, FRUSTRATION, AND BOREDOM. THESE FEELINGS CAN CULMINATE IN VIOLENCE IF THE CHILDREN ARE NOT ENCOURAGED AND CHALLENGED. from The Living Series
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Artist(s)

Jenny Holzer

Artwork

GIFTED CHILDREN, THOSE WITH AN IQ OF 125 OR ABOVE, ARE PRONE TO FEELINGS OF ALIENATION, FRUSTRATION, AND BOREDOM. THESE FEELINGS CAN CULMINATE IN VIOLENCE IF THE CHILDREN ARE NOT ENCOURAGED AND CHALLENGED. from The Living Series

Date

1989
GIFTED CHILDREN, THOSE WITH AN IQ OF 125 OR ABOVE, ARE PRONE TO FEELINGS OF ALIENATION, FRUSTRATION, AND BOREDOM. THESE FEELINGS CAN CULMINATE IN VIOLENCE IF THE CHILDREN ARE NOT ENCOURAGED AND CHALLENGED. from The Living Series

Status

On View

Dimensions

17-1/4 x 36 x 18 inches overall

Medium

granite

Accession Number

1993.104

Copyright

© Jenny Holzer / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Credit Line

Gift of Edward R. Bazinet with appreciation for the Minneapolis Sculpture G

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