Everybody's An Artist. Unfortunately We Don't Treat

When I Start My Class I Ask The Students To Write Their Signatures On Pieces Of Paper And Put Them On A Table. I Have Them Look At Them, And I Point Out, "they're All Different, Aren't They? That's You, That's You, That's You, That's You."

Here We Are Surrounded By Material That's Being Manufactured In Unimaginable Quantities Worldwide And Is Used Everywhere. I Don't Like It, No One Likes It, And Yet It's Pervasive. We Don't Even See It.

We Live And Work In Boxes. People Don't Even Notice That.

Ultimately You Can't Repress Individuality, Even Though You Can Try.

Chicago's One Of The Rare Places Where Architecture Is More Visible.