Martha Rosler’s practice focuses on issues of the public sphere, addressing cultural and political concerns both domestic and foreign—often through the feminist lens of their impact on the lives of women. Rosler has worked in a variety of media—including video, photography, text, sculpture, performance, and writing—always expanding upon her practice in an ongoing endeavor to incite questions of perception and truth as they relate to an ever-changing sociopolitical landscape. Recurring themes in Rosler’s practice include urbanism, spaces of transit, war and national security, and patriarchal expectations of women. Her work invites consideration and critique of the systems governing everyday life, including those that often go unnoticed.