Visiting A Museum Is A Matter Of

Art History Is Less Explosive Than The Rest Of History, So It Sinks Faster Into The Pulverized Regions Of Time.

A Vacant White Room With Lights Is Still A Submission To The Neutral. Works Of Art Seen In Such Spaces Seem To Be Going Through A Kind Of Esthetic Convalescence.

Nature Does Not Proceed In A Straight Line, It Is Rather A Sprawling Development.

The Museum Spreads Its Surfaces Everywhere, And Becomes An Untitled Collection Of Generalizations That Mobilize The Eye.

When A Finished Work Of 20th Century Sculpture Is Placed In An 18th Century Garden, It Is Absorbed By The Ideal Representation Of The Past, Thus Reinforcing Political And Social Values That Are No Longer With Us