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Deaths by Heroin Overdose in New York: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Sid Vicious, Frankie Lymon, Jeanne Eagels, Gg Allin, Robert Quine, Jackie Curtis Jean-michel Basquiat Jean-Michel Basquiat - 1994 publication by Rchard Marshall, 1994 American People of Haitian Descent: Puerto Rican People of Haitian Descent, Jean Baptiste Pointe Du Sable, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Wyclef Jean Temoignage 1977-1988 by Jean-Michel Art - Basquiat, 1998 Two cents by Jean Michel Basquiat, 1995 Jean-Michel Basquiat: In Word Only by Jean-Michel Basquiat, 2005 Jean-Michel Basquiat : Das Zeichnerische Werk by Carl Haenlein, Keith Haring Carsten Ahrens, 1989 Jean-Michel Basquiat Spiral Bound Lined Blank Journal by Jean-Michel Basquiat, 2002 Life Doesn't Frighten Me by Maya Angelou, 1978 Post-Graffiti (Sidney Janis Gallery catalog) by Jean Michel, Haring, Keith et al Graffiti - Basquiat, 1983 Amateur Bout by Jean Michel Basquiat, 1989-01-01 The East Village Scene. by Jean Michel. BASQUIAT, 1984 Haitian Painters: Jean-Michel Basquiat

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61. Jean-Michel Basquiat Poster
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62. Bienal - Special Guests - Jean-Michel Basquiat - Works
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63. Bienal - Special Guests - Jean-Michel Basquiat
    Royalty, Heroism, and the Streets The Art of jeanmichel basquiat, 6.Telephone conversation with jean-michel basquiat. March 1987.  
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    Extractions: Some say New York was founded as a way station to the West Indies. Nothing has changed. In the fifties the city rocked to an Afro-Cuban mambo beat (2). Around 1970 a New York-West Indian dance music emerged. It was built on mambo, with jazz trombones blended in. The latinos called it salsa, tremors of which registered, as if upon a seismograph, in 1972: "Those who kept close to the [Afro-Latin] streets (...) preserved the se-eds of something authentic within themselves. In their refusal to act European, in their struggle to wrest some tropical essence from the stiff and aging baffles of this city, they built the foundation for what seems destined to become the next great subculture [sic] of New York." (4) In 1977-80 that "next great culture" pulled into station, "hip-hop": bre-ak dance, electric boogie, graffiti, rap (5). The women and men of hip-hop were Anglo-phonic Caribbean and mainland black as well as New York Puerto Rican. This reflected new immigration patterns since 1966. In addition, the Haitian presence burgeoned to the point where by 1985 major dance bands from Port-au-Prince routinely worked the ballro-oms of Queens and Brooklyn.

64. Cercacultura - Jean-Michel Basquiat Roma Arte
    Translate this page Arte jean-michel basquiat Chiostro del Bramante Roma (IT) da lunedì20 gennaio ore 1600 a lunedì 05 maggio 2003 chiuso lunedì.  
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65. Jean-Michel Basquiat, By Louis Armand
    (c) Louis Armand, 2001 reprinted from Litteraria Pragensia 11.21 (2001) 94106.LOUIS ARMAND jean-michel basquiat© IDENTITY AND THE ART OF (DIS)EMPOWERMENT.  
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    Extractions: I have quoted this passage here for a number of reasons. Firstly because it rightfully points to the virtuosity of Basquiat’s performance of as an artist, but also because it qualifies this virtuosity, however naively it may seem, as the virtuosity of an African-American New York artist, whose urban multi-ethnicity is the mark of a chic ‘80s neo-primitivism. In a similar vein, Phoebe Hoban, in her recent and widely distorted biography of Basquiat, A Quick Killing in Art , has described him as “the Jimmi Hendrix of the art world.“ While others, like art dealer Larry Gagosian, have exhibited a condescension and less subtle racism that characterised Basquiat’s relationship with many of those in the white-dominated New York art scene. Gagosian’s memory of first meeting Basquiat is quoted in Hoban’s biography: “I was surprised to see a black artist and particularly one that was—you know—with the hair. I was taken back by it, and kind of put off.“

66. Art Reproductions Of Jean Michel Basquiat
    Jean Michel basquiat, To view a larger picture click on the small imageGo to page 1 2 3. jeanmichel-basquiat Untitled Blue Skyline  
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    Extractions: customer support ... faq Artist.. Artist A - Z Jean-Michel-Basquiat Pierre-Bonnard Mary-Cassatt Paul-Cezanne Salvador-Dali Paul-Gauguin Vincent-van-Gogh Edward Hopper Frida Kahlo Wassily Kandinsky Georgia O'Keefe Paul Klee Gustav Klimt Willem De Kooning Fernand Leger Tamara de Lempicka Roy-Lichtenstein L.S.Lowry August Macke Henri Matisse Joan Miro Amedeo Modigliani Claude Monet Pablo Picasso Camille Pissarro Pierre Auguste Renoir Diego Rivera Mark Rothko Egon Schiele Andy Warhol James McNeil Whistler Genre.. Impressionist American Art European Art Pop Art 20th Century Portrait Old Masters Landscapes Jean Michel Basquiat

67. Jean-Michel Basquiat At The Marcel Sitcoske Gallery
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    Extractions: (1996), Francesco Clemente Graffiti Art, Abstract Expressionism, poetry. One searches for words to describe the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat which is currently on view at the Marcel Sitcoske Gallery, the first solo exhibition of his work in San Francisco. Basquiat's style is deeply rooted in graffiti art. He was closely associated with Andy Warhol and Keith Haring who, in turn, drew inspiration from some of Basquiat's work.

68. New York Expression: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, David Sal
    The only one of them who did not have any formal art education wasJeanMichel basquiat. This did not seem to matter either for  
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    Extractions: The art in this exhibition is young and urbane. Some of the artists had origins in the illegal graffiti art in New York in the '80s. Six more or less art-educated men plunged into the established art scene in New York with a new creative energy and an artistic expression which would come to change the contemporary artistic expression completely. Their work was figurative and narrative in a neo-expressionistic style; they painted with references to both popular culture and to traditional art, and they rebelled against movements. They were independent artists. New York was still a roiling melting potwhite art school kids collided with the proto-hip hop funk generation of blacks, Latin music blared from bodegas with new rhythmic ideas tripping from the timbales; Europeans checked into town looking for rock and roll. The price was right. New York was in recession. The East Village, especially Alphabet City looked like postwar Berlin. Its mean streets served as a drug supermarket and its abandoned buildings were squats for young homesteaders. The city was still awesome and sublime, with its towers of glass and steel. It was still the capital of finance, art and culture. But somehow it was perfectly balanced by the ripeness of decay at its edges. The East Village, with its legacy of beatniks and bebop, was the perfect crash pad/launch pad for a revolution. (...) The city possessed qualities that perfectly stimulated the growth of young artists. ( From Glenn O´Brien article in the catalogue)

69. Àå-¹Ì¼¿ ¹Ù½ºÅ°¾Æ(Jean-Michel Basquiat)
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70. Jean-Michel Basquiat
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71. Jean-Michel Basquiat. Spezielle Ausstellung Der 7. Biennale Havanna
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72. Jean-Michel Basquiat. Special Exhibition, 7th Havana Biennial
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    Extractions: In June of 1980, his works were shown for the first time in an exhibition (together with Jenny Holzer, Lee Quinones, Kenny Scharf, Kiki Smith, Robin Winters, John Ahearn, Jane Dickson, Mike Glier, Mimi Gross, David Hammons). In December of 1981, the first longer article on Basquiat appeared in Artforum

73. Jean-Michel Basquiat
    jeanmichel basquiat. The September/October Calendar for the Los Angeles County Museumof Art has basquiat's Horn Players, (1983) on the cover. Full page print.  
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    Extractions: jeannecurran@habermas.org The September/October Calendar for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has Basquiat's Horn Players, (1983) on the cover. Full page print. Added September 1, 2001. On The Sociodrama on Basquiat by Teidra Rankin, Laniesha, and Lakiesha, Peace and Conflict Class. Review and Teaching Essay on Phoebe Hoban's Basquiat: A Quick Killing in Art Site has gallery view, paintings online, details of paintings online, and a good selection of readings. Explore it. I very much like this site because it gives you photos of the actual gallery scene, as well as photos of the paintings. Try doing a sociological analysis of the gallery scene. Notice that you can click on the third painting for seven details. You really do need the details in this case.

74. Jean Michel Basquiat Biography, History Jean Michel Basquiat Prints And Books.
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    Extractions: (1960-88) Born to middle-class Haitian-American parents, Basquiat was a cardboard box inhabiting graffiti artist of '70s, '80s New York. He was 'discovered' by the influential journalist/poet/critic Rene Ricard, and the Pop Art genius Andy Warhol, who both loved Basquiat's scribbly, colourful, street style. By the time he was 24 years of age, Basquiat had had 23 one-man shows, 43 group shows and had been the subject of over 50 articles in the press. His high-speed rise to fame only fuelled his drug-habit, and in 1988, a year after Andy Warhol died, Basquiat overdosed on heroin. In 1996, Julian Schnabel directed an engaging film about the artist's life in Manhattan in the money-driven eighties.

75. Jean-Michel Basquiat
    JEAN–MICHEL basquiat 1960–1988 Up Down jeanmichel basquiat was a highlyvisible presence in the New York avant-garde art scene of the 1980s.  
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    Extractions: ARTnews wrote at the time of his death that "Basquiat's talent surpassed his notoriety as the rebellious young artist raging against the commercializing forces of society." In 1982 Basquiat sat for his portrait in the studio of famed Harlem photographer James VanDerZee, who was then ninety-six. After this sitting, Basquiat painted VanDerZee's portrait.

76. Jean-Michel Basquiat
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    Extractions: Un personaggio complesso, difficile da inquadrare, ma dalla grande etica artistica e sociale. Autolesionista, ribelle ma fortemente espressivo. A Roma il chiostro del Bramante ha ospitato cinquanta opere provenienti da collezioni italiane, francesi, spagnole, svizzere e americane che hanno sintetizzato l'operato di Jean - Michel Basquiat. Classificare l'arte di Basquiat non è cosa semplice, possiamo comunque tracciare le coordinate spazio/tempo e fare qualche riflessione. Nasce a Brooklyn nel 1960 ed è la madre a scoprire il suo animo particolarmente pregno è sarà la madre che incoraggerà il suo percorso artistico. La sua produzione risulta essere un'espressione astratta che ospita dei concettualismi attraverso messaggi figurativi; un linguaggio "criptico e simbolico", "anticomunicativo ma seducente".

77. The Guy - Jean-Michel Basquiat
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    Extractions: Jack Klein, infamous Soho landlord, was interested in attracting investment in his building. The Guy's reputation of having created the original look for Fiorucci , helping Maurice Beidermann to set up YSL ready-to-wear in the US, Trax, Clarets and Unique Clothing Warehouse prompted Klein to propose that The Guy expand the Canal Zone to the lower floors of his Canal Street building.

78. Jean-Michel Basquiat - Artist Biography, Image Of Painting, Portrait, Sculpture,
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    Extractions: Basquiat, Jean-Michel Birth / Death of Jean-Michel Basquiat State Affillation of Jean-Michel Basquiat: Jean-Michel Basquiat is Often Known For: NY (Strongest affiliation) street-graffiti, naive figure Table of Contents # Museums Holding Basquiat, Jean-Michel Biography about Basquiat, Jean-Michel Yes Active Bulletins on Basquiat, Jean-Michel # Books that contain Basquiat, Jean-Michel New Entry # Periodicals including Basquiat, Jean-Michel New Entry Image Gallery of Basquiat, Jean-Michel 426 images # Auction Records for Basquiat, Jean-Michel Graphs for Basquiat, Jean-Michel Yes Keywords for Basquiat, Jean-Michel New Feature! Yes Record Price for Basquiat, Jean-Michel was on

79. A A World . Reference Room . Articles . Jean-Michel Basquiat | PBS
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    Extractions: At the age of 17, Basquiat left home. While living in abandoned houses or with friends, he then began to do graffiti work, collaborating with fellow artist and friend, Al Diaz In 1980, Basquiat first displayed his work in The Times Square Show, an exhibition of underground artists. He received positive reviews for his work, and began to sell his paintings.

80. Index Des Noms - BASQUIAT Jean Michel
    Translate this page basquiat Jean Michel. 1989, Exposition jean-michel basquiat / Julian SCHNABELSuède, Malmö, Rooseum, Center for contemporary art. 1996, Exposition.  
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    Extractions: BASQUIAT Jean Michel New York, Etats-Unis, 1960-New York, Etats-Unis, 1988 EXPOSITIONS INDIVIDUELLES Annina Nosei Gallery, New York, Etats-unis Larry Gagosian, Los Angeles, Californie, Etats-Unis Galeri Bruno Bischofberger, Zurich, Suisse Mary Boone Gallery, New York, Etats-unis Akira Ikeda Gallery, Tokyo, Japon Larry Gagosian Gallery, New York, Etats-unis

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