I Believe That A Picture, A Work

My Art Would Be That Of Living: Each Moment, Each Breath Is A Work Inscribed Nowhere.

The Creative Act Is Not Performed By The Artist Alone; The Spectator Brings The Work In Contact With The External World By Deciphering And Interpreting Its Inner Qualifications And Thus Adds His Contribution To The Creative Act.

The Most Interesting Thing About Artists Is How They Live

In New York In 1915 I Bought At A Hardware Store A Snow Shovel On Which I Wrote In Advance Of The Broken Arm .

It Is The Spectators Who Make The Pictures.