An interview with artists Bruce Nauman. He discusses an upcoming show at the Nicholas Wilder Gallery in Los Angeles, where he has planned a piece composed of long corridors with television cameras and monitors, meant to limit the audience's ability to see themselves on the monitors. He speaks about his relation to the California art scene, and downplays the influence of the Funk Art movement on his work. The interviewer encourages him to look back on his development as an artist, to criticize his early work and draw theoretical threads between his past and current work. Nauman describes the transformation of his work over his career, as it moves away from material manipulations and wordplay to meditations on body as material and on process, and as he begins to utilize film, video, and sound technology. He finally talks about his philosophical and artistic influences, and considers his art with regard to notions of perversion, therapy, and privacy.