Each Time We Don't Say What We

Give Peace A Chance And Let's Hope That One Day We Will All Live In Peace.

I Saw That Nothing Was Permanent. You Don't Want To Possess Anything That Is Dear To You Because You Might Lose It.

In The '60s We Fought For Peace, When The Vietnam War Was On. We Were Against The Cops And Against The Politicians, And There Was A Lot Of Waving Banners And All That. And I Think In A Way, Just As They Were Enjoying That Machoism Of War, We Were Enjoying The Machismo Of Being Anti-war, You Know?

I Am Aware Of The Sufferings Of Women In India, Which Is Also The Suffering Of Women In Many, Many Countries On Our Planet. My Heart Is Filled With Empathy And Love For Them.

I Always Believed That My Work Should Be Unfinished In The Sense That I Encourage People To Add Their Creativity To It, Either Conceptually Or Physically. Back In The 1960s, I Was Calling For 'unfinished Music,' Number One, And Number Two, With My Artwork - I Was Taking Unfinished Work Into The Gallery. And That's How I Was Looking At It.