These questions were drafted by Jack Risley and John Zinsser in April of 1990 and submitted to Carl Andre in written form. You were an artist at one time associated with a particular peer group. Now the public may perceive you as more out on your own, isolated and apart.
Money bestows authority in our society.
A society which cannot afford clean, attended public sanitary facilities does not deserve public art. By the age of five, human temperament is determined. It was less lonely when the Art Workers Coalition was meeting every week. Art is about human fertility.