When I teach, the first task is to try to get people to acknowledge what it is they are actually feeling or thinking about a work of art, which is often quite distinct from what they feel they’re supposed to be thinking.

—David Salle

No, I don’t use the internet for source material. I don’t dislike it, but it encourages the idea that all images are inherently interesting or are more or less equal, and the more un-differentiated the better, which is just not my point of view.

— David Salle

"A "~" in the URL continues to be part of the look and reminds of early computer culture, when "user" was equal to "developer"."
—Olia Lialina, from "Prof. Dr. Style"

"From those early days, she continues, Zuckerberg, Parker, and Chris Cox (who is now chief product officer of the company), saw visual art as a conduit between virtual and physical realms."

How exactly is a mural a 'conduit" between a virtual and physical realm.

"But it was in 2012 that the company made a formal commitment to creatives, with the establishment of its artist residency program FB AIR. Through this initiative, artists are invited to create site-specific artworks in Facebook’s offices around the world—from Menlo Park to New York, São Paulo, Dublin, Johannesburg, and Singapore. Six curators working across the world research local artists and invite them to participate in FB AIR."
—Artsy