I’d like to run another gallery that would be completely, that could be run under circumstances devoid of any consideration for the satisfaction of the public press and public. It would be different completely with what I am doing now with my gallery which I consider an avant-garde gallery. There would be certain things that I could do, a certain kind of utter freedom that, you know, sometimes can be very beautiful and sometimes can be very foolish but there is not enough of it.
— Richard Bellamy, 1963
