"Ten Rules," Sister Corita Kent (lettering by David Mekelburg), 1960s.
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"Ten Rules," Sister Corita Kent (lettering by David Mekelburg), 1960s.

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John Cage (September 5, 1912 – August 12, 1992), Fontana Mix (1958).
John Cage, David Tudor, Yoko Ono, and
Mayuzumi Toshiro, Music Walk, 1962
All I know is that it's hard for me to extract myself from my own opinions. When I say I 'prefer' abundance, that still seems to be a value. Perhaps I am still a victim of language? At any rate, I try to go from one activity to another without remembering too much about the first one. I try not to be inhibited: blocked by a value, and slave to a judgement. Of course, I rarely manage to do this. However, that is what poetic life is! It is salvation. But it is also the leap that makes you fall back to the starting point.
John Cage, For the Birds: John Cage in Conversation with Daniel Charles

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Photograph inscribed by Cage: “with Merce Cunningham around 1945.” more here
Chance Conversations: An Interview with Merce Cunningham and John Cage
John Cage and John Cale, New York City, 1963
Nam June Paik and Charlotte Moorman performing John Cage's "26'1.1499" for a String Player" 1965