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Basquiat Revolution: From Policing To Parties, Family & Fab 5 Freddy Recount Artist's Work (2022)

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Painter Jean-Michel Basquiat upended the the art world during his vivid, experimental, and tragically brief career and life. His artistic reputation and global influence have only grown since his death, including record-breaking auction prices for some of his paintings. Basquiat’s sisters, Jeanine Heriveaux and Lisane Basquiat, discuss his life and legacy, along with the artist's friend, veteran music journalist Fab 5 Freddy, in this extended discussion with MSNBC’s Ari Melber. Excerpts of this interview aired on MSNBC's "The Beat with Ari Melber."
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27 ноя 2022

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@FacheChanteDeux Год назад

The Basquiat family is lovely. So tragic that they lost him at such a young age.

@bjdefilippo447 Год назад

His work is powerful. It moves you. I can only lament that he had so little time to share his prodigious talent with the world.

@KimberlyBishh Год назад

I wish more people watch this, Ari always has the best spots ! Jean-Michel Basquiat !

@rebeccalara5014 Год назад

This is a really great interview. I feel lucky to have been able to listen, and learn more about Basquiat. I also loved seeing his artwork. Thanks Ari.

@BruceOfTheApes Год назад

I love your show Ari Melber!!! Art, using expression and the emotions of people who have been oppressed and beaten down, is one of the truest forms of using the right to freedom of speech.... In visual form.

@punapeter Год назад

Beaten down by their own to be beaten in, right. Gang tags are just vandalism.

@BruceOfTheApes Год назад

@@punapeter It's obvious by this man's popularity and by the impact his art had on people nationally and internationally, that you are definitely wrong. Cave art tells stories. Let that sink in.

@tacen7 Год назад

This was a really cool interview and I'd love to see more like it. Just saw Seeing Loud: Basquiat and Music at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Montreal and it was great! Video clips, photos, lots of cool old stuff, but there's nothing like seeing Basquiat's paintings with old school hip hop, Charlie Parker, and opera blasting along nice and loud. The explosion of music, the club scenes and the street sounds that surrounded him in 80s New York all made it into his art. Ari rocks for doing this. And nice to see Fab 5 Freddy looking so good!

@dorena76 Год назад

I loved loved loved this episode. Thank you for doing this one ❤

@jessip5954 Год назад

Love your show, Ari. How amazing to see Basquiat’s sisters and Fab Five Freddy and to hear their words about Jean Michele. ❤ Just wow!

@bcyes409 Год назад

What a great an fun interview, I love Basquiat! Here in Puerto Rico we study him

@Dominican1923 5 месяцев назад

El es Boricua su madre era Boricua

@patcomerford5596 Год назад

Basquiat was a beautiful soul and this beauty continues to live with us today in his art.

@janiceleeripley443 Год назад

Yes, more visual artists please, Ari.

@dreamway9 Год назад

sometimes we don't get to keep them long, but the impression is deep

@jppaul1261 2 месяца назад

Can't believe I missed this. Excellent interview of my favorite artist by my favorite tv journalist.

@kindking8009 10 месяцев назад

I always enjoy Ari's reporting and take on things, but this is just so special. Thank you so much for taking time to share this with the world. Jean-Michel is like a star that collapsed under its own weight and in the process became a supernova. I love that his artwork, and through it his essence, not only lives on but shines brighter than ever.

@maryseo. Год назад

I enjoyed the two amazing exhibitions I saw on JMB here in Paris, I wish I could have seen this one. His art and his trajectory are just exceptional. I also was lucky to have a colleague who knew him when he used to live in Paris (one of the story hé told me is just great). I love that his sisters tell us more about his background and story because too many erroneous things were said about him sometimes depicting him like this heroin addict/prostitute and it always made me mad. He was a genius and a very intelligent and sensitive soul who was on a mission. I think some of the people he met were bad encounters and leeches who tried to take advantage of his talent but his light was just too bright...RIP Jean-Michel

@batgurrl Год назад

I almost missed this phenomenal post Ari and I loved this interview and had never heard of Basquiat until I saw the film about him. Jeffrey Wright did such an amazing job in that film and David Bowie Will always be my favorite Andy Warhol. It’s so sad that he joined the 27 club.

@camuscat123 Год назад

Graffiti art is a reflection of what is happening in society. There are no more galleries in NY… more retail… Graffiti art has become more acceptable and appreciated. How else can those without connections have a voice?

@HJ-pm2dx Год назад

I got to see my first in person Basquiat in September. It shook me. So much talent and honesty.

@cherylannebarillartist7453 Год назад

There is an artist in Detroit whose paintings may be every bit as worthy as Basquiat, his name is KETO GREEN check out his work!!!!!

@MpumeleloNyoni Год назад

This was like xmas for me. An amazing present Ari.

@1979candace Год назад

Excellent post!

@jackwalls7170 Год назад

Hey Fab!! 💥

@copusmultimedia Год назад

Great art is timeless. This interview is one beautiful way to celebrate a great artist.

@WWEENETWORK Год назад

To see people wearing their hair like BASQUIAT...including JAYZ...

@denismulcahy3388 Год назад

Beautiful in many many ways Thank you

@janicebanks2879 11 месяцев назад

Excellent ❤❤❤❤❤

@jamesnorris9637 Год назад

Wonderful interview

@patcomerford5596 Год назад

Ari is a great interviewer!

@janrobertsstickel6256 Год назад

Joyful, visual, expressive, eternal messaging

@el0blaino Год назад

Great show!

@DIAMONDGIRL57 6 месяцев назад

Typical childhood living in Brooklyn during that time period. Kids during that time would make tiny booklets that were like a movie when you flip the pages. Was was growing up in Brooklyn at that time. The museums were free during that time and everyone often visited. Meeting Andy Warhol was the turning point of discovery which was a stroke last of luck. So many young artist were never discovered yet lived the same life style in Brooklyn. So many young people painted all over the walls, sidewalks and subways in the City. His life as a Black person was not very different from other Blacks dealing with life in the city, as well as racism that continues today. Everyone rode bikes, wore Afros and dreads. Unfortunately, Jean often sold his paintings for heroin. His family didn’t have much to do with him as they project to know. Yet, when he died, they suddenly became very involved with making money from his art.

@yorkrothschild9922 Год назад

Basquiat wasn’t a graffiti artist

@McGeeMaurice Год назад

Art History in and on a cosmic swirl to the future..no coffin style...live live live thrill jive,You could feel He was there with Y'all

@sooofunny37 11 месяцев назад

please ask the sisters about the Orlando Museum of art raid

@shanenolan085 7 месяцев назад

I saw his documentary, Radiant Child, back in 2011 but read up on Jean Michel back in 2007... HOWEVER, Jay-Z and his celebrity followers killed it for me... i see people who ONLY like Jean because of Jay-Z and it cracks me up lol

@oppressedspeakeroftruth6558 Год назад

Oooh do MIGOS next!

@billyjudah5848 Год назад

For whatever reason Fred forgot to mention the portrait on the left with the z baseball cap, that's Toxic- TDS (Torrick Ablack). Tell facts and respect to the originators. R.I.P. Rammellzee. SMH Fab Fred.

@josephjones825 Год назад

Obsessed with hip hop muzak, but pretty much knows nothing about anything else, so a perfect commentator for MSNBC.

@michaelrmurphy2734 Год назад

Yeah, its not as if you see any blacks or women on Fox. The White News Network!

@Simo-nk1oq Год назад

@@michaelrmurphy2734 Kevin Cork, Lawrence Jones, Harris Faulkner, Leo Terrell, Harold Ford Jr. I guess these folks ain’t black.... by you and Biden’s standards.🤔

@Simo-nk1oq Год назад

@@michaelrmurphy2734 I can tell you’ve never watched Fox... you only know how to lie like MSNDC.

@punapeter Год назад

hip hop rhyme noise is NOT music

@camuscat123 Год назад

Don’t forget: DJ Kool Herc❤

@laskatz3626 Год назад

I wish I had known him…..

@craiganczelowitz7225 Год назад

Nice interview with good people but JMB had very little to do with his sisters once he left home and you can tell from their responses that they still have very little insight into his creative years in downtown NYC...However they are his blood relatives and heads of his estate so as they themselves approach retirement age why not cash in like everyone else has on JMB's brilliance

@metasubversive6737 Год назад

Darkape gets the rope.

@punapeter Год назад

you KKK?

@dirkdiggler2155 Год назад

This is beyond weird

@Simo-nk1oq Год назад

How many of these “hip hop” artists have blasted away at each other?

@punapeter Год назад

dats art dough

@uglygirl2763 Год назад

Popular art appeals to the least common denominator...

@robertyetter7370 Год назад

Who?

@SandraWade666 Год назад

When I was in high school in the 80s I always wished I was living in New York and hanging out wihh Jean-Michel and Keith Harijg and Madonna

@douglassestates8290 3 месяца назад

Melinared people

@seanmccartney5177 Год назад

No Warhol, No Basquiat.............

@trollgod7565 8 месяцев назад

I see nothing special about his art. Art is interpretation

@jaiiskii2262 6 месяцев назад

Art is also subjective

@mickeywood3012 Год назад

The INTEGRITY of any person, place, idea, or opinion, may be justified by YOUR opinion.

@punapeter Год назад

dumb comment

@mickeywood3012 Год назад

@@punapeter by someone who lacks integrity? Your name is a dumb comment. lol.

@beyondhuman3148 Год назад

🥱

@metasubversive6737 Год назад

no blacks

@SandraWade666 Год назад

Basquiat was so beautiful it hurts. I wish he hadn't left us so soon.

@feffygracie Год назад

This channel supports and promotes Balenciaga.

@punapeter Год назад

who? what? where? why?

@feffygracie Год назад

@@punapeter You forgot when and how.

@oppressedspeakeroftruth6558 Год назад

Great way to launder money. Put value to something worthless...then sell it to the ones needing money laundered. Happens alot with book deals. That's why so many of these people write books