In 1967, the first Dial-A-Poem event at the Architectural League of New York made poems by various contemporary poets, such as William Burroughs, Patti Smith, Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, and Robert Rauschenberg available over the telephone.

I thought a short video of Anselm Kiefer bicycling through his vast studio could be an interesting jumping-off point for ideas about space, scale, gigantism, vanishing, and places where people are more insignificant than we’d like to believe.