The process of creating art was highlighted as more significant than the final product. Artists were observed to engage in art not with the goal of achieving a specific outcome but rather to express themselves or enjoy the process. This perspective was likened to riding a bicycle for fun or to travel rather than aiming to win a race. The emphasis was on the act of creation rather than the final artwork itself, with artists often feeling indifferent towards the physical object they produced.
Adam Moss is widely known as one of the great magazine editors of his generation, remaking and reshaping The New York Times and New York magazine into the most significant print and digital publications of our time. He joins to discuss his illustrious career as an author, editor, and artist.