What I do is as messy as everything else, but you have to have a level of structure, and it has to allow for things one has never done or seen before.
Leaving everything messy.
It's a high school textbook version of science, with everything messy and chaotic about scientific inquiry safely ignored.
And then, having sampled life's messy mezze, if everything suddenly looks like going tits up they'll probably choose emotional security over glass ceiling-busting, ball-breaking, finger-clicking, stiletto-snapping life of stellar financial independence.
In fact, "My Life" reads like a messy pastiche of everything that Mr. Clinton ever remembered and wanted to set down in print; he even describes the time he got up at 4 a.m. to watch the inaugural ceremonies for Nigeria's new president on TV.
For his last exhibition, a year ago at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, he moved into the gallery lock, stock and easel for the duration, taking everything — his messy creative process, his messy range of ideas about what that is, his messy bed — with him.
– of British contemporary art has its roots in Surrealism: think of readymades (Tracey Emin's bed), jokes (David Shrigley's cartoons), messy-art (almost everything by nearly everyone), Postmodern appropriation.
I had always been a messy person, but suddenly everything made sense.
