Barbara Kruger Art: Curated Prints, Editions, & Rare Works

"I work with pictures and words because they have the ability to determine who we are."

American, b. 1945

Barbara Kruger is a conceptual artist whose work challenges the viewer to question the power dynamics present in consumer culture, gender, and identity. Born in 1945, Kruger first gained prominence in the late 1970s and 1980s with her bold, text-based works that often juxtapose provocative phrases with black-and-white images. Her iconic use of red, white, and black typography has become a hallmark of her style, offering a powerful commentary on media, culture, and the commodification of the human experience.

Kruger’s art frequently addresses themes of feminism, power, and social critique, with works like Untitled (Your Body is a Battleground) and I Shop Therefore I Am becoming symbols of cultural resistance. Her background as a graphic designer significantly influences her approach, allowing her to communicate complex social messages with striking visual clarity.

As a key figure in the feminist art movement and a pioneer of postmodernism, Kruger’s influence extends beyond the art world into the realms of media and activism. Her works are regularly exhibited in leading museums and institutions worldwide, and her limited-edition prints and posters are highly sought after by collectors for their cultural significance and aesthetic impact.

At Mimesis Gallery, we offer a curated selection of Barbara Kruger art for sale, featuring rare prints, editions, lithographs, and furnitre. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or consign Barbara Kruger’s work, our expert advisors are here to provide trusted guidance, helping you navigate the market for this influential and groundbreaking artist.