Glier Inventory

study of peony buds. some collaging.

abstract collage of peony buds

White rose bush. Blue background.

Podium, table and three chairs

Black plastic over recorder on table

Large coffee maker

rack of chairs and woman reading

recorders and microphones with radiating circles

chair folded, leaning against wall

large leaves framing a sunset on landscape with large prize on hilltop

night scene with prizes as the mouth of a cave in a full moon

man with black pot for head and peonies

pile of laundry with Xmas lights and tv with opera singer.

Jenny Holzer in a mirror w bag and post-its

prizes as a cityscape with large building in foreground

prizes as pyramids

prizes at night with a full moon

prizes as a distant city. Vista framed by large heart shaped leaves.

prizes as a distant city. Vista framed by large heart shaped leaves.

prizes as icebergs with ribbons

prizes at night with a full moon

prizes as yellow pyramids

prizes as a cityscape with large green building in foreground

large flower, 3 stems

charles and Wayne in foreground, Chernobyl and plume of smoke in distance, Lily studies surrounding.

five heads in various orientations.

apple blossom and small fruits with small man shoveling.

Bodies falling over Kagera Falls in Uganda, cascading water, single steam over falls. Tutsi and Hutu massacres

single figure w hands raised to mouth

collaboration with Jenny Holzer. figure and text, Finding extreme pleasure will make you a better person if you are careful about what thrills you.

2 big time wrestlers; study for sydney Biennale

tony Whitfield in the distance hanging a picture

Girl with face in hands. installed below Brooklyn Bridge in Art at the Anchorage.

two women calling

text w/ image

multiple photographs of Mike Glier and Jenny Holzer slow dancing in a dark room. Ganged in frame, With text, “Why don’t you love me the way I want you to?” From the 1979 installation at 515 Broadway of the same name. Full text in the installation: Why don’t you love me the way I want you to? We always misconstrue.

You put murder in my heart and are proud of it. How can you be the sweetest

and the most unkind? Am I helpless against your rages? You burn flood

And starve your world and I cannot prevent it.

What am I to do in the face of such capriciousness? Perhaps I must bow to you,

surrender and let you proceed as you will. I am your servant,

hold me. No! I am the victor succumb!

edition of 25 printed at Oxbow, Art Institute of Chicago.

edition of 25 printed at Oxbow, Art Institute of Chicago.

edition of 25 printed at Oxbow, Art Institute of Chicago. Portrait of Jenny Holzer, light mint green background. blue black ink.

edition of 60. produced at Graphics Studio, Tampa Florida, by Deli Saccilatto

edition of 60. produced at Graphics Studio, Tampa Florida, by Deli Saccilatto

edition of 60. produced at Graphics Studio, Tampa Florida, by Deli Saccilatto

edition of 60. produced at Graphics Studio, Tampa Florida, by Deli Saccilatto

edition of 60. produced at Graphics Studio, Tampa Florida, by Deli Saccilatto

Julie Holzer, Jenny Holzer’s sister

Garbriella De Ferrar

Richard Flood, curator New Museum, Walker Art Center