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"In this encroachment of the unexpected I find it difficult not to retreat. Introspection can be a positive impulse, but it means nothing if it is not turned eventually into action." —Pablo Helguera

"Post the coronavirus crisis, when we begin to venture out and travel again, could we imagine a different way of moving around the world and a different sort of art world circuit? I am interested in the idea of the slow residency, where our experience of getting from our place of origin to our destination could be as much a part of our residency experience as being in that new place." —Donna Conwell

“Because of the book, the exhibition was clear and very well structured, and had a beginning which was a process, like a room gallery in which these issues were very visible. How he migrated from black and white towards color as a sensibility to the aesthetic of the work, and how philosophy, sociology, and literary sources were crucial to understand the narrative of the work." -Gabriela Rangel

"When I look at the world there are no frames. I don’t see a frame around things. I see the world as a continuously knitted, constantly interactive set of relationships. As Malevich put it: “a world of constant relations.” -Robert Irwin

"The erasure drawings are site-specific as wall drawings, thereby implicating the space of their execution in the viewer’s experience of the image. The idea of personalizing the experience of a public work through its reliance on the viewer’s memory has been a way of bridging the idea of what is public and what is private." – Gary Simmons, INSITE97.

In August 2005 Judy Werthein decided that she would distribute a number of her limited-edition border-crossing sneakers to undocumented migrants herself. From August through November 2005 she gave away shoes at numerous shelters for migrants who had been deported from the US to Mexico after attempting to cross illegally.