It s a place where it s possible to make art . . . No, the museum is still home. I mean that s what pulls me in and keeps me employed. It s there and the commercial world is there. It s not like I m leaving it.
Shows are like birthday parties.
You re doing stuff and you get invited. Sometimes you re the only person there. With the Gift Machine you seemed to be enjoying the reaction of people in the street. It s work and the first ten minutes were about fear. The Gift Machine was done in Pittsburg and then in 1988 I did Toaster Work Wagon in California and that s where we gave out the bikes.