Members of the media also may attend a dedication ceremony at 6 p.m. Friday at Gordy Hall. Ohio University's newly renovated Gordy Hall now has something in common with the Guggenheim Museum Bilboa in Spain, the National Library of Sweden and Japan's Toyota Municipal Museum of Art. Several pieces of Holzer's work have found a home in Gordy Hall. The most prominent is a light-emitting diode, or LED, display that has become a Holzer signature. Torture is barbaric.
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The statements appear in several languages, all of which are taught in Gordy Hall. The Gordy project is the university's first completed Percent for Art endeavor, although others are in the works for Copeland Hall, the Vern Riffe Center on the Ironton campus and the Grover Center expansion. The committee selected her as the artist because she is one of the top artists in the world today. It was a very nice coincidence that she is an Ohio University alumna. Holzer received a bachelor of fine arts degree at Ohio University in 1972 and an honorary doctor of arts degree in 1994.