on and on

We could go on and on, and the reaction in the country to these acts of political violence, and I think that’s what we’re seeing now, feels very much like the reaction in the ’60s where acts of violence generated more division, rather than, say, the Oklahoma City bombing.

Like “Mare,” the main crime begets others, on and on through the finish.

The list of L.A. artists who have made “fantastic contributions to the global discussion about sculpture goes on and on and on,” says Schad.

And so will the next red state and the next blue state, and potentially on and on.

“Young people. Old people. It’s really gone on and on, and obviously that’s lovely.”