Created in conjunction with an exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London. 

In 1977 Jenny Holzer created her Truisms, all-text compositions composed of often-contradictory opinions surrounding commonly held truths and cliches. Variously insightful, hostile, and often comic, these words or phrases were intended to arouse multiple responses. Holzer typed her Truisms, had them printed commercially and then pasted them up as posters throughout lower Manhattan.  Her goal was to take art out of the institution and have it accessible to almost anyone. Holzer’s Survival series began in 1983. It grew out of her Truisms and Inflammatory Essays, as part of a guerrilla stickering campaign.