…people have been feeling what I've been feeling, thinking what I've been feeling for at least 20,000 years. And this impacted on Picasso, it impacted on Miro, it impacted on clay, it impacted on Marcel Duchamp. All of these people. And much of the bad…

…to analytical cubism and all that. The cubism arose as a result of the fascination of a few artists with primitive african masks, Picasso and his circle. And when they brought this stuff back to Paris in 1905 through 15, nobody had ever seen this kind…

…all that constipated european stuff. And then the 20th century is experienced as chaos. You know, cubism is created when Picasso brings african masks to Paris and begins painting them. Freud announces that we are not just christian ladies and gentlemen,…

…in mask making and carving and fetishes, we see early in the 20th century as concern for the great revolution in art. So Picasso went to West Africa and brought these masks back, and other people brought back primitive art. And it was seen to be more…

…way to analytical cubism and all the cubism arose as a result of the fascination of a few artists with primitive african masks, Picasso and his circle. And when they brought this stuff back to Paris in 1905 through 15, nobody had ever seen this kind of…

…earlier sense. The straight people all went off and became very weird together, you know, with their golden mercedes and their Picasso ceramics and all that. The freaks all went off and became strange alone. Each apartheid in our own way, because community…

…people have been feeling what I've been feeling, thinking what I've been feeling for at least 20,000 years. And this impacted on Picasso, it impacted on Miro, it impacted on clay, it impacted on Marcel Duchamp. All of these people. And much of the bad…

…towards psychedelics. The whole of the 20th century is characterized by this nostalgia for the archaic. It begins when Picasso brings african masks to Paris in 1910. It even begins earlier than that when impressionism deconstructs the photographic realism…

…of depth before it ever reaches you, even to be offered for your perception. What do you think about the more cubist? Once Picasso brought in cubism and changed the entire direction of art away from realism and into a different view of seeing things from…

…The baths are very colorful. I was there today and someone sat down next to me and I noticed that they looked like a middle Picasso. They had one eye this way and one eye this way and their nose over here and it was like a fellini movie crossed with…

…in mask making and carving and fetishes we see early in the 20th century, is concern for the great revolution in art. So Picasso went to West Africa and brought these masks back, and other people brought back primitive art. And it was seen to be more…

…broken up. Modernism is a form of primitivism. Strangely enough, the people who created modernism, people like Marcel Duchamp and Picasso and the surrealists, they were tremendously influenced, in the case of Picasso, by african art, masks and sculpture, stuff…

…who created modernism, people like Marcel Duchamp and Picasso and the surrealists, they were tremendously influenced, in the case of Picasso, by african art, masks and sculpture, stuff that had never been seen in Paris in 1905 through 15. And everybody…

…the wall here in my office is a drawing that my grand did in her third grade art appreciation class. They were studying Picasso, and, well, her interpretation of his style, I found to be worth framing. Of course, us grandparents think that all of our…

…all that constipated european stuff. And then the 20th century is experienced as chaos. You know, cubism is created when Picasso brings african masks to Paris and begins painting them. Freud announces that we are not just christian ladies and gentlemen,…