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The artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, known for his subversive graffiti-inspired style, is commonly associated with New York City in the 1980s. Now, a new exhibition reveals a lesser-known source of ...

Banksy’s Basquiat-inspired 2017 stencil was promptly protected with Plexiglas. A number of other building-owners have gone to great lengths to safeguard the artist’s public installations.

Basquiat revolutionized the New York art scene with an enduring aesthetic ... The crowd sported paper crowns inspired by his work as they swayed to the music before moving from floor to floor ...

A “Beat Bop”-inspired clutch glows in the dark as a nod to his nightlife, a raw-edged blue ruffled dress is pieced together to mimic Basquiat ... a part of his art process.” ...

Students created the pieces as part of a Basquiat-inspired arts curriculum program developed in partnership ... “So to us, that speaks to a number of things, including, why art is so important to ...

The artist gave it to his father ... says Gemini co-founder Sidney Felsen. Their interactions inspired Basquiat’s more abstract drawings at the time. Filmmaker Tamra Davis, one of Basquiat ...

Basquiat was a Brooklyn-born street artist of Haitian and Puerto Rican ... The Nets’ home court on Tuesday mirrored their Basquiat-inspired uniforms, which they were sporting for the second ...

That partnership inspired a play, “The Collaboration,” which ended its Broadway run earlier this year with Orlando native Jeremy Pope starring as Basquiat. Orlando Museum of Art spokeswoman ...

Basquiat's work often deals with themes of race, politics, and social justice, and his graffiti-inspired style has become iconic in the contemporary art world. DiCaprio reportedly purchased ...

Soon, fans of the late artist will be able to gather in ... a backdrop displaying work by contemporary artists inspired by and in honor of Basquiat. Already, Basquiat’s grave at Green-Wood ...

His art was about “80 percent anger,” Jean-Michel Basquiat said, but that rage inspired a mad love that reclaimed and proclaimed the Black history white supremacy downplays or erases.