"Putting the Heart Before the Course"
From this month's Smithsonian, a Q&A with artist William T. Wiley:
Q: Some critics don't take your work seriously because of its playfulness. What do you say to them?
A: They're too serious. To be stuck on this planet without humor wouldn't be much fun. Those critics should take a cue from Arthur Schopenhauer, who believed that humor is our only divine trait.
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