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I Hate Kitchens. I Don't Understand These Enormous American Kitchens That Take Up Half The Living Room And Then They Just Order Pizza.

I Am Pure Performance, And Robert Wilson Is Pure Theater.

From The Very Early Stage When I Started Doing Performance Art In The '70s, The General Attitude - Not Just Me, But Also My Colleagues - Was That There Should Not Be Any Documentation, That The Performance Itself Is Artwork And There Should Be No Documentation.

I'm Talking About Intellectually And Emotionally Challenging, But At The Same Time It's Actually Not That Challenging. So There's This Dichotomy.

You Know How You Feel Somebody Looking At You, And You Turn, And Somebody Actually Is? It's The Same At An Art Gallery. You're Looking At One Portrait, Turn Around, And There Is A Work Of Art Directly Behind You. Because It's All Energy. Every Single Thing Has Energy.