Protect me from what I want

This documentary delves into Jenny Holzer's innovative art, particularly during a pivotal time in the 1980s when she gained prominence. Holzer's solo exhibitions at prestigious venues like the Dia Art Foundation, the Guggenheim Museum, and The Venice Biennale are key focal points in the film. At the Venice Biennale, she made history as the first woman to represent the United States, receiving first prize for her outstanding pavilion.

For collectors interested in art history and the evolution of contemporary practices, this documentary provides insight into the ideas and themes that shaped Holzer's work. It offers a unique perspective on her impact on the art world and the cultural landscape of the time. The film is an important document for those who appreciate the intersection of art and societal commentary, making it a noteworthy piece in any collection focused on documentary filmmaking or modern art.