Part Of The Joy Of

Painting Is The Most Magical Of Mediums. The Transcendence Is Truly Amazing To Me Every Time I Go To A Museum And I See How Somebody Figured Another Way To Rub Colored Dirt On A Flat Surface And Make Space Where There Is No Space Or Make You Think Of A Life Experience.

When You Come Up In The Art World, Whatevers In The Air, The Issues Of The Moment, End Up Becoming Part Of The Working Method Or Modus Operandi Of How You Think About Doing A Painting. And I Came Up At A Time When-actually Painting Was Dead When I Came Up. Sculpture Sort Of Ruled.

In The 7th Grade, I Made A 20-foot Long Mural Of The Lewis And Clark Trail While We Were Studying That In History Because I Knew I Wasn't Going To Be Able To Spit Back The Names And The Dates And All That Stuff On A Test.

I Love Sculpture, And Minimal Sculpture Is Really My Favorite Stuff, But I Wasn't Very Good At It, And I Don't Think In A Three-dimensional Way.

I Never Said The Camera Was Truth. It Is, However, A More Accurate And More Objective Way Of Seeing.