The Rubell Family Collection is presenting an exhibition that features all female artists. This concept for the exhibition is not only empowering but inspiring as a female artist myself. This collection was very successful at having an extensive amount of work in a space without it being overwhelming. Fortunately with this, there were quite a few pieces that I thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. Jenny Holzer's "Truisms," reigns in as one of my favorites. It features sayings and claims that offer retrospective way on viewing the world and how the world is viewed. Of course, with it's bench-like shape, initial thoughts were that it was a bench you could sit on, and metaphorically speaking, this piece does offer a way to support someone through the knowledge it entails.