Quotes About Expression
My entire state of being's changed because I'v become my sexuality: female, straight, wanting to love men, be fucked. Is there a way of living with this like a gay person, proudly? (p. 186)
~ Chris Kraus
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Who gets to speak and why?, I wrote last week, is the only question.
~ Chris Kraus
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But even so I can't stop writing even for a day--I'm doing it to save my life. These letters're the first time I've ever tried to talk about ideas because I need to, not just to amuse or entertain.
~ Chris Kraus
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And isn't every letter a love letter?
~ Chris Kraus
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If women have failed to make "universal" art because we're trapped within the "personal," why not universalize the "personal" and make it the subject of our art?
~ Chris Kraus
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The difference between now and fifteen years ago is I don't think I was able, ever, to write any of those notebooks then in the 1st Person. I had to find these ciphers for myself because whenever I tried writing in the 1st Person it sounded like some other person, or else the tritest most neurotic parts of myself that I wanted so badly to get beyond. Now I can't stop writing in the 1st Person, it feels like it's the last chance I'll ever have to figure some of this stuff out.
~ Chris Kraus
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Fuck her once, she'll write a book about it
~ Chris Kraus
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There it was, deep & huge like it'd just risen, nearly full and red orange like a blood tangerine. It felt ominous, and I'm wondering if you feel as I do - this incredible urge TO BE HEARD. Who do you talk to?
~ Chris Kraus
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Because she does not express herself in theoretical language, no one expects too much from her and she is used to tripping out on layers of complexity in total silence.
~ Chris Kraus
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If wisdom's silence then it's time to play the fool.
~ Chris Kraus
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If art's a seismographic project, when that project meets with failure, failure must become the subject too.
~ Chris Kraus
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continually exposing myself to whatever situation occurs… Gambling as well as gamboling… To exist instead of being an existentialist, to make objects instead of being one
~ Chris Kraus
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I have long since resolved to be a Jew ... I regard that as more important than my art," R.B. Kitaj and Arnold Schoenberg declared. Hannah Wilke said: "Feminism in a larger sense is intrinsically more important to me than art." No one over called these men bad Jews.
~ Chris Kraus
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I have long since resolved to be a Jew ... I regard that as more important than my art," R.B. Kitaj and Arnold Schoenberg declared. Hannah Wilke said: "Feminism in a larger sense is intrinsically more important to me than art." No one ever called these men bad Jews.
~ Chris Kraus
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Art supercedes what's personal.
~ Chris Kraus
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When the form's in place, everything within it can be pure feeling.
~ Chris Kraus
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for the first time it occurred to her that perhaps the only thing she had to offer was her specificity. By writing Dick she was offering her life as Case Study.
~ Chris Kraus
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Why should women settle to think and talk about just femaleness when men were constantly transcending gender?
~ Chris Kraus
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Qui parle, et pourquoi, voilà la seule question.
~ Chris Kraus
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They were so good that you just had to sing the song to them once and they got it. It's amazing. Sometimes it didn't come out the way you wanted, but it was good.
~ Chris LeDoux
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House music is about love, and lots of hip hop is about hate and intolerance, so in that respect, it's not good at all.
~ Chris Lowe
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That's the beauty of the text, I find. You can key in things you would never say, and it hardly hurts a bit.
~ Chris Lynch
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I hate it hen people I love refuse to speak to me.
~ Chris Lynch
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in all of human history, three things never went out of style. Graffiti, keep-out signs, and statues of ourselves.
~ Chris McKinney
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