Questions About Form Seem As Hopelessly Inadequate

The Museums And Parks Are Graveyards Above The Ground- Congealed Memories Of The Past That Act As A Pretext For Reality.

Banal Words Function As A Feeble Phenomena That Fall Into Their Own Mental Bogs Of Meaning.

History Is Representational, While Time Is Abstract; Both Of These Artifices May Be Found In Museums, Where They Span Everybody's Own Vacancy

Cultural Confinement Takes Place When A Curator Imposes His Own Limits On An Art Exhibition, Rather Than Asking An Artist To Set His Limits.

Parks Are Idealizations Of Nature, But Nature In Fact Is Not A Condition Of The Ideal.