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When I Did "seven Easy Pieces," I Actually Re-performed The Performances Of Other Artists. It Was Such Difficult Work Because I Had To Really Go Through The Documentation, Look Through The Sources, To Ask The Witnesses Who Saw It.

I Say We Don't Need Art In Nature, Because It's So Perfect Without Us. We Need It In The Cities. But The Cities Have Absolutely Lost Their Own Center. They Think Having Ten Cars And A Big Bridge Is The Way To Happiness. It's Not.

Most People Are More Comfortable With What Is Familiar. I’ve Spent My Life Doing The Opposite.

From The Very Early Stage When I Started Doing Performance Art In The '70s, The General Attitude - Not Just Me, But Also My Colleagues - Was That There Should Not Be Any Documentation, That The Performance Itself Is Artwork And There Should Be No Documentation.

You Know, James Franco Is One Of The Most Interesting Figures Because He Has No Rules. He Breaks All The Borders.