At This Time Of Year

It's Impossible To Predict Which Paintings Will Last And Which Won't. In New Orleans I Painted On A Dilapidated Shop In A Street Littered With Abandoned Cars And Rotting Mattresses, Then Two Hours Later The Piece Was Gone. It Turned Out I'd Picked The Side Of A Crack House And The Proprietor Didn't Like The Attention.

There's Obviously Nothing Wrong With Selling Your Art - Only An Idiot With A Trust Fund Would Tell You Otherwise. But It's Confusing To Know How Far You Should Take It.

Graffiti Is One Of The Few Tools You Have If You Have Almost Nothing.

As Far As I Can Tell The Only Thing Worth Looking At In Most Museums Of Art Is All The Schoolgirls On Daytrips With The Art Departments.

Painting Something That Defies The Law Of The Land Is Good. Painting Something That Defies The Law Of The Land And The Law Of Gravity At The Same Time Is Ideal.