Exhibition

Basquiat: King Pleasure

Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure is a very special exhibition, it is the first time a show has been presented from the families perspective. The exhibit showcases hundreds of never or rarely seen works from the families collection. Basquait was a multidisciplinary artist expressing his message through paintings, drawings and multimedia presentations his full arsenal is on display. One of the biggest surprises would be a recreation of his studio and childhood home. With 4 separate rooms, make sure you have plenty of time to explore… but for now enjoy the gallery below! To plan your next visit, check here.

 

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Dallas Museum of Art

Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) was established in 1903 and is among the 10th largest museums in the USA. Located in the arts district of Dallas, this museum encompasses more than 24,000 pieces of art from all cultures & time periods. With so much real estate DMA is able to host events, lectures, concerts, exhibits all while preserving the main global gallery. In 2013 the museum returned to free general admission, and since have welcomed millions of visitors. If you make a trip to Dallas,Texas be sure to reserve a FREE ticket.

Please enjoy the gallery below!

Jean-Michel Basquiat: Sam F

This portrait depicts Dallasite Sam Feldman, friend of Basquiat. He painted Sam F in 1985 on a door while staying in Dallas with the Feldmans.

 

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Photos & Words by Marrice Hill

Sneakertopia

moments before you walk in…

Fashion is often overlooked as a big part of the art culture, when really they go hand and hand. We made our way to Los Angeles to show you exactly what we mean. Sneakertopia is a pop up exhibit showcasing some of the rarest sneakers & amazing street art. This amazing space was able to tell a story of how sneakers connect fashion, music, film, and sports. Growing up we all had that pair of sneakers we did not want to get rid of, this exhibit will bring back those memories…Sneakertopia will be open until February of 2020, get tickets here.

Very special shoes on display @ Sneakertopia

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Louis Vuitton X

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Louis Vuitton X brings you 160 years of collaborations and creative exchange. Inside the exhibit you will find over 100 pieces from the House’s archives, with some dating back to the early 1900s. The story of Louis Vuitton is very inspiring, watching a young boy grow the brand into the powerhouse it is today. If art history isn’t your thing you’ll be ok…Louis Vuitton X is full of “instagram-able” rooms to keep you entertained. Open to the public for FREE until September 15th, located 468 North Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.

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Desert X

So I find myself traveling down the I-10 freeway in route of the desert...right, not the most ideal location to start spring break. In fact most people don't travel this way unless it's for Coachella or the Cabazon outlets. However I was headed there with one of my best friends Jamil in search of art. The weather for sure made the trip a little easier to manage seeing as how it's the desert. Aside from the gusty winds, it was a smooth 78 degrees with big puffy clouds that would later offer a beautiful sunset. My perspective on the desert has now changed, oh and shoutout to Marshall's for coming in clutch with the last minute suitcase! (off topic, but you'll see why soon lol).

Desert X is a desert exhibition located on various sites around Coachella Valley. Each project is site-specific and well worth the commute to view each one. Due to time and such short notice, I was only able to view and photograph 3 of the 16 pieces Desert X has to offer. Possibly a little bias but I think I picked the top 3 to check out, haha. If you find some time to travel, I would definitely recommend this location; it is FREE of charge and offers a variety of art that will help tap in to your creative side. I hope you enjoy the pictures and maybe want to take a visit to Coachella Valley, the exhibition is open until April 30th!

MIRAGE by DOUG AITKEN

CURVES AND ZIG ZAGS by CLAUDIA COMTE

HALLOW EARTH by GLENN KAINO