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Jennifer Clement, Widow Basquiat
Heads, You Win, Dir. Michael Holman [1987]
New Wave Downtown Fashion by Edo Bertoglio
Debbie Harry (1979)
Chica Sato (1979)
Ann Carlyle (1979)
Patti Astor (1979)
Karin (1979)
Anita (1979)
Anya Philips (1980)
Terence Sellers (1981)
Anna Sui (1981)
Suzanne Mallouk (1982)
Suzanne Mallouk et Jean-Michel Basquiat
“His paintings were inspired by the jazz musicians and he felt akin to them. A lot of the early jazz artists, of course, couldn’t even walk through the front door of the hotels and clubs they were playing in and had to enter through back doors and kitchens, and I think Jean felt this was a metaphor for his place in the white art world: he had entered through the back door. He broke into the white art world in a way that had never been done before by a black.”
- Suzanne Mallouk ( Widow Basquiat: A memoir by Jennifer Clement)
He always appreciated expensive things, as if consuming them would make him valuable.
Suzanne Mallouk (on Jean-Michel Basquit)