Ever Since The Greek Tragedies, Artists Have,

All Photographs Are There To Remind Us Of What We Forget. In This - As In Other Ways - They Are The Opposite Of Paintings. Paintings Record What The Painter Remembers. Because Each One Of Us Forgets Different Things, A Photo More Than A Painting May Change Its Meaning According To Who Is Looking At It.

Photography, Because It Stops The Flow Of Life, Is Always Flirting With Death.

All Publicity Works Upon Anxiety.

It Can Happen That A Book, Unlike Its Authors, Grows Younger As The Years Pass.

What Any True Painting Touches Is An Absence - An Absence Of Which Without The Painting, We Might Be Unaware. And That Would Be Our Loss.