“Some folks say That he’s my son! I guess it’s possible, you know. I’ve had so many one-night stands, So many whams and bams and thank-me-ma’ams, I can’t keep track of every mademoiselle. Plus, I’m not the type to kiss… — David Elliott Copy Share Image
We may not like our times or many aspects of the time we live in but that is not the fault of art as… — David Elliott Copy Share
“What is a woman? Her brothers' sister, her father's daughter, Her husband's wife, her children's mother” — David Elliott Copy Share
“But, golly gee, javelins are sharp! I shouldn’t harp on such things, But I hope there’s not an accident! You know, excrement does happen.… — David Elliott Copy Share
Once we start collecting, the more you have, the more it gets valuable and that will stop us from responding to the present and… — David Elliott Copy Share
“Some folks say That he’s my son! I guess it’s possible, you know. I’ve had so many one-night stands, So many whams and bams… — David Elliott Copy Share
“I did enjoy my sleep; it was just one of many vices that I had succumbed to in my life.” — David Elliott Copy Share
Unless you are a born connoisseur of art, you will not be able to judge by yourself why certain art is superior to other… — David Elliott Copy Share
We are concerned with the relationship between art and life. Contemporary art is only intelligible in terms of its relationship to our life. — David Elliott Copy Share
“Nobody ever listens. People will tell you whatever they want to hear themselves say. Nobody cares if you feel better, just so long as… — David Elliott Copy Share
“I'm getting soft! I need the sea! I miss its greens and blues and grays. Its singing whales. Its silent rays. Its shipwrecks resting… — David Elliott Copy Share
We want people to experience art and think about it. The art reflects our time, it is about our culture. — David Elliott Copy Share
“It's interesting: As a god I almost always find, The more repressed the mortal, The dirtier the mind." -Poseidon” — David Elliott Copy Share
“it seems to me that this kind of hero—privileged, self-assured, the perpetual heir to the kingdom, and not averse to violence—has been and continues… — David Elliott Copy Share
