Horse Blinders (detail) 1968-69.
"We were all weird about corporations then. The telephone company was public enemy number one. There were ethical questions being discussed involving government spying." (197).
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Painting Below Zero: Notes on a Life in Art | 
Horse Blinders (detail) 1968-69.
"We were all weird about corporations then. The telephone company was public enemy number one. There were ethical questions being discussed involving government spying." (197).
My photo of F-111 at MoMA, March 2016.
"Everything that is fed into the side of one's eyes is what lays claim to reality. It makes you think about your orientation . . . When you get close to an image, all you see is the color and this one line you're painting." (154)
House of Fire (detail), 1981.
"The artist was the devise, a kind of machine for painting. But then again, all paintings are self-portraits." (134)
Last spring when I was in NY, MoMA had F-111 installed and I was so wowed, I had to have this memoir. Tonight I pulled it from the In Progress stack and hope to have it #finishedbyfriday.