Brenda Oelbaum’s Venus of Fonda is front and center in the Toledo Museum of Art as part of the Community Challenge show People on Paper. The sculpture, which refers to the Venus of Willendorf, is made of pages from Jane Fonda’s diet books. In a witty side note, she also sports Fonda’s trademark legwarmers. She levitates above a pedestal and is prominently installed at the end of a long gallery where she can be seen both far away and close up. People on Paper will be on view until May 7. For more information about the show and about the Community Challenge program at the Toledo Museum of Art, go to:
Women's Caucus for Art 
Thanks for the blurb…I still have to get up there and see it for myself.
I think you’ll be happy–they really gave you a nice spot
Brenda’s work is such a strong image and concept with great impact. Love how ‘she’ levitates’! A very important message with a wonderful tongue-in-cheek humor! Wish I could see this inventive technique and execution in person.