Art (n.) is not concerned with reproducing what we see... rather, it makes us see.
Art (n.) is research in the sense that it is a discourse on world that we share. Art is a discourse that benefits from sensory, conceptual, imaginary and linguistic sources but it is, as an entirety, something quite different: A quality practice that not only studies significant phenomena but as well bestows significance to phenomena it makes appear.
Art (n.) is a memory of age-old things, dark things, whose fragments live on in the artist.
Art (n.) is not simply about beauty. To give emphasis only to beauty is like a mathematics that deals with positive numbers only.
Art (n.) , in its spatial manifestations, does not begin with a mood or idea but with the construction of and harmonizing of figures, colors, and tones.
Art (n.) should be like a holiday: something to give a man the opportunity to see things differently and to change his point of view.
Art (n.) is not reproductive of the visible... it makes visible.
Art's (n.) prerequisite, in all its forms, is the art of mastering life.
Art (n.) is now concerned with reality rather than with the merely visible.
Art (n.) is capable of overcoming the ugly without avoiding it only by seeing the beautiful as not after all tied to the subject, but to the pictorial representation.