Collaborative painting between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat came to the attention of art buyers in the fall of 1984, when international art dealer, Bruno Bischofberger exhibited fifteen of a... Read full biography
Collaborative painting between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat came to the attention of art buyers in the fall of 1984, when international art dealer, Bruno Bischofberger exhibited fifteen of a series of three-way paintings in his gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. This first series included... Read full biography
Collaborative painting between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat came to the attention of art buyers in the fall of 1984, when international art dealer, Bruno Bischofberger exhibited fifteen of a series of three-way paintings in his gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. This first series included painting by Francesco Clemente, and resulted from Bischofberger's idea that collaboration could be added with fiscal advantage to the many pioneering techniques of 'leading edge' artists. The dealer made... Read full biography
Collaborative painting between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat came to the attention of art buyers in the fall of 1984, when international art dealer, Bruno Bischofberger exhibited fifteen of a series of three-way paintings in his gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. This first series included painting by Francesco Clemente, and resulted from Bischofberger's idea that collaboration could be added with fiscal advantage to the many pioneering techniques of 'leading edge' artists. The dealer made an agreement with the three artists that together each would do twelve alike paintings and three drawings. Then without discussion with the others, each would begin four paintings, which would then be passed around, with each making additions and/or... Read full biography
Collaborative painting between Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat came to the attention of art buyers in the fall of 1984, when international art dealer, Bruno Bischofberger exhibited fifteen of a series of three-way paintings in his gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. This first series included painting by Francesco Clemente, and resulted from Bischofberger's idea that collaboration could be added with fiscal advantage to the many pioneering techniques of 'leading edge' artists. The dealer made an agreement with the three artists that together each would do twelve alike paintings and three drawings. Then without discussion with the others, each would begin four paintings, which would then be passed around, with each making additions and/or completions. However, without telling Bischofberger, Warhol and Basquiat hatched their own collaborative plan, which they acti... Read full biography
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