Laurie Anderson Interview: We are In Constant Panic Mode

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'In this short video, the iconic multimedia artist Laurie Anderson speaks her mind about our changeable world today, and why we should stop panicking and being so territorial:' “You cannot close your doors anymore, everyone’s banging on them and you’d better figure out what to do"

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