Letter that my children received from the Father Christmas in response to the list of gifts that they sent to him.
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Sure he is. Who dares to tell us anything else!
Joseph Beuys: „Jeder Mensch ist ein Künstler...“,
...Daarmee heb ik niet gezegd dat ieder mens een schilder of beeldhouwer is. Maar wel dat ieder mens op z'n eigen gebied in het leven een kreatief wezen is,door wiens toedoen iets nieuws in de wereld komt dat er voordien nog niet was. Zo is het.
Joseph Beuys - Rotterdam 18/19.4.1980 - Museum Jounaal
There ain;'t no Sanity Claus!
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