Following a long hospitalization, photographer Marcia Resnick began a period of creative fervor culminating in her series Re-visions. According to the artist, while still in the hospital, “I began attempting to face my life by recording its events, employing descriptive texts with pencil sketches. Back in my studio, I revisited my adolescence with staged photographs . . . you can’t take pictures of thoughts, but you can re-create ideas.” Resnick created a non-narrative, rebellious, coming-of-age story in dialogue with other artists of her generation, including Barbara Kruger, Cindy Sherman, and Laurie Simmons, who explored humor and female adolescence transforming into womanhood.