wastes in the street slabs of wood, scraps of canvas, .......if he was lucky |
to East 12th Street with the wastes |
then, he painted on walls |
nothing, but he became the world's most influential artist |
came from a family with misfortune. His father was from Haiti, and was told abusive to his family |
She was sent to mental hospital when he was 13 |
to the Museum of Modern Art and Brooklyn Museum often |
and his father took him with his two sisters |
and slept on the sofas and floors of friends’ places or couch-surfed |
around New York SOHO ......and East Village |
- angry enough to say nothing on the question of "what are you angry about?" |
with many contemporary artists such as Andy Warhol |
full of energy, strength and electrifying street graffiti |
"Black Van Gogh" |
who was then taking her first step in the music scene She became superstar after their breakup and he worked with Andy for next project |
by major museums and artist society mainly because of his skin color |
Herione overdose was the cause He suffered from the loss of Andy who died of irregular heartbeat after operation |
he was largely dismissed by many museums as they thought him as a jump-up wall sprayer |
"the most collected artist of sportsmen, actors, musicians and entrepreneurs” (Christie's spokesperson) |
who loved and owned his arts Jay-Z, Swiss Beatz, Johnny Depp, John McEnroe and Leonardo DiCaprio |
at 110m$ in 2017 which valued higher than any arts ever existed in American art history |
picked up wastes in streets and simply sprayed them on walls. That rage became cathartic joy Perhaps that's why he's remembered today |