You Make History When You Do Business.

I Have Frequently Said, And I Will Repeat Again, In The Manner Of Any Well-meaning Seriality, That I'm Interested In Mixing The Ingratiation Of Wishful Thinking With The Criticality Of Knowing Better.

The Reason Why Bookstores Are Going Out Of Business In The States Is That People Just Can't Focus On Longer Narratives Now - Even Narrative Film Is In Crisis In Many Ways, Unless It's An Adventure Film.

I Remember Going Into Galleries And Seeing This Thing Called Conceptual Art, And I Understand People’s Marginalization From What The Art Subculture Is Because If You Haven’t Crashed The Codes, And If You Don’t Know What It Is, You Feel It’s A Conspiracy Against Your Unintelligence. You Feel It’s Fraud.

I Think That Every So-called History Book And Film Biography Should Be Prefaced By The Statement That What Follows Is The Author's Rendition Of Events And Circumstances.

I Like Suggesting That ‘we Are Slaves To The Objects Around Us,’ That ‘plenty Should Be Enough,’ Or That The ‘buyer Should Beware,’ Within The Context Of Conventional Selling Space.