Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960–1988) was an American artist whose explosive creativity made him a defining figure of the 1980s New York art scene. Rising from graffiti under the tag SAMO, he transitioned into painting and quickly gained recognition for his raw, energetic style that blended street art, abstract expressionism, and neo-expressionism.His works combined text, symbols, and figures, often addressing themes of race, identity, power, and inequality. Drawing on influences from jazz, African a

« Son travail est criant d'intentions révolutionnaires ». La rage créative de Jean-Michel Basquiat puise en grande partie ses origines dans le quotidien des milieux pauvres afro-américains 🎨 so.arte/BasquiARTE Avec Culture Prime | ARTE