Zoe Leonard’s text piece “I want a president” was written over 25 years ago, at a moment of political and cultural upheaval with chilling contemporary resonance. Her words aren’t a call for civility or a plea to find common ground. They unapologetically demand equality and empowerment for groups that have been long been discriminated against and excluded from positions of leadership in the US.
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Zoe Leonard, “I want a president” (1992) (© Zoe Leonard, courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth) |
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