The Thinking Of John Cage Derived From

I Wasn't Really That Interested In Objects. I Was Interested In Ideas.

What The Work Of Art Looks Like Isn't Too Important. It Has To Look Like Something If It Has A Physical Form. No Matter What Form It May Finally Have It Must Begin With An Idea. It Is The Process Of Conception And Realization With Which The Artist Is Concerned.

One Should Be Intelligent Enough To Know When Not To Be Too Intellectual

During The '70s I Was Interested In Words And Meaning As A Way Of Making Art.

New Materials Are One Of The Great Afflictions Of Contemporary Art. Some Artists Confuse New Materials With New Ideas.