Artists have a variety of methods to make their mark. Every Friday we will share a photograph of an #ArtistInAction. . ''My legacy from growing up in the 60's is that I want to make art that's understandable, has some relevance and importance to almost anyone. And once I've made the stuff, the idea is get it out to the people. I want them to encounter it in different ways, find it on the street, in electric signs and so forth.” . Jenny Holzer (b.1950) is an American artist who uses language to provoke, agitate, and call attention to the injustices that lacerate our political and social fabric. Usually installed in public spaces via billboards, LED signs, or light projections, Holzer’s inflammatory proclamations are incisive responses to the inequitable circumstances that our socio-political systems breed. Truisms (1977–79) is Holzer’s most well-known series, which she began as a student of the Whitney’s celebrated independent study program. Upon seeing the rigorous reading assignments,...