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Barbara Kruger is an American conceptual artist and colagist - she is known as an American artist who challenged cultural assumptions by fabricating images and texts of photographic works. Her works explore social and gender issues among many themes.

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Barbara Kruger used the phrase "Our prices are insane!" with red and white color to emphasize it. It can be interpreted that women's prices are insanely low. We may have experienced a case in which prices are expressed as 'insane'. Also, Barbara Kruger placed it in the middle of a woman's face with a shock-looking expression and spilling liquid seems to be blood, which shows how severe it is to be 'insane'. These factors allow us to know that she wants to convey criticism of social issues such as gender discrimination and misogyny.

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"I had to figure out how to bring the world into my work."

- Barbara Kruger.

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Barbara Kruger - Feminist Artist - The Art History Archive

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GLOBAL ISSUE: Culture, identity and community

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GLOBAL ISSUE: Culture, identity and community

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I chose 'Culture, identity, and community' as a global area reflecting the issues existing in the content of this portfolio entry since when I created this portfolio, I explored aspects of Barbara Kruger's work's impact on individuals and society, especially gender. Overall, Barbara Kruger was a feminist artist. She used incentive images, along with texts usually using bold expressions that contained criticism of many social issues, especially gender discrimination and misogyny, and the structure of culture. This shows us that she deals with the topics of feminism, classicalism, consumerism, individual autonomy/desires. Moreover, it makes us to think more deeply about and delve into these social problems. Therefore, I think 'Culture, identity, and community' is the most suitable as the global area of the portfolio entry.