Once people got themselves settled, they turned to thinking about art that was not safe, either from theft or from the climate where it was.

The event was already in place, and we wanted to use it and have people come to it as a catalyst for other ideas. It's turning into an artistic welcome for people from the Coast, in the building, around the building.

All art is theft.

Just their spirits and who they are is a very important part of this place, ... not to mention being told by curators from France and Brooklyn and everywhere else, they do the finest installations they've seen.

I do think it's appropriate for people to be concerned about identity theft, therefore it's not surprising that it has become a topic of interest. One of our biggest efforts has been to really educate consumers about the importance of taking the security of the Internet and their computers seriously.

Art is not about thinking something up. It is the opposite -- getting something down.The Artist's Way