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Hace 3 días · Jean-Michel Basquiat is iconic for two reasons which amount to the same thing: he was a black artist and he painted in a way that recognised and popularised black heritage in art. Part of the 1970s-80s Neo-Expressionist art movement, Basquiat's paintings are full of frenetic but also very directed energy and vivid simple colours.
Hace 3 días · Learn more about Fishing by Jean-Michel Basquiat. This is an unofficial, not for profit website devoted to the famous New York Graffiti artist.
Hace 1 día · Like much of Basquiat's work it is both simple and profoundly affecting. The theme of societal inequality is very clear in God, Law. This art work simply features a pair of scales with a the words 'GOD' and 'LAW' written beneath each side of the scales. The dollar sign sprayed beneath the scales leaves the viewer in no doubt that Basquiat is ...
Hace 3 días · It was created in 1981 when Basquiat was merely twenty and is an example of Basquiat's early canvas-based work. Although this painting is often referred to as Skull, it is an untitled piece which was presented at his debut solo gallery exhibition in New York City. While most of his artwork is completed in a few days, Basquiat laboured over this ...
Hace 3 días · Artist Basquiat created a form of symbols in his career that he used across multiple paintings. The most famous element to the iconographic set were his crowns. Here examine which paintings made use of them, as well as the meaning behind them. Crowns, put simply, symbolise royalty, which in itself connects to power and influence.
Hace 4 días · Basquiat was a creative talent, always looking for new avenues in which to take his ideas and passion. Prior to establishing himself as a renowned mainstream painter, Jean-Michel was a poet, musician and graffiti artist around the streets of New York. He also took some inspiration for his collages from prominent artist Robert Rauschenberg, who ...
Hace 4 días · Learn more about Tuxedo by Jean-Michel Basquiat. This is an unofficial, not for profit website devoted to the famous New York Graffiti artist.
