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Didi Dayato
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“At Basquiat's behest, Bruno Bischofberger set up an August 1986 exhibition at the Centre Culturel de la France in Abidjan, the capital of Ivory Coast.”
Enters Ouattara Watts!
— Jan 25, 2026 11:38AM
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Didi Dayato
is on page 68 of 96
Again, very well written art book. I don’t expect an in depth autobiography from Taschen books. They’re coffee table books for a reason and Taschen deals more the business side of the art world. I don’t think Emmerling expects anyone to actually read his notes here more than admiring Basquiat’s art. The comparison with the Blemyer tribe certainly proves it.another
— Jan 25, 2026 11:04AM
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Didi Dayato
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What a well written art book. Pausing here to look up the Blemyers who, unbeknownst to me, seemed to have inspired Basquiat at some point. Well maybe.
— Jan 24, 2026 09:56PM
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Didi Dayato
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I didn’t expect this one to be such a delight!
Emmerling really plunges his audience in the world of Basquiat. I find myself analyzing his art along with Emmerling’s interpretations’s of all layers painted, while also being excited by Basquiat’s hommage to his black heroes and artists. I am decoding the painting Charles’s The First, finding the word Cherokee, and next playing Charlie Parker’s Cherokee!
— Jan 24, 2026 08:46PM
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Emmerling really plunges his audience in the world of Basquiat. I find myself analyzing his art along with Emmerling’s interpretations’s of all layers painted, while also being excited by Basquiat’s hommage to his black heroes and artists. I am decoding the painting Charles’s The First, finding the word Cherokee, and next playing Charlie Parker’s Cherokee!












