Museums Are Tombs, And It Looks Like

Parks Are Idealizations Of Nature, But Nature In Fact Is Not A Condition Of The Ideal.

The Scenic Ideals That Surround Even Our National Parks Are Carriers Of A Nostalgia For Heavenly Bliss And Eternal Calmness.

The Museum Spreads Its Surfaces Everywhere, And Becomes An Untitled Collection Of Generalizations That Mobilize The Eye.

Art History Is Less Explosive Than The Rest Of History, So It Sinks Faster Into The Pulverized Regions Of Time.

From The Top Of The Quarry Cliffs, One Could See The New Jersey Suburbs Bordered By The New York City Skyline.