states, ah, we explore the roots of this conflict in the 1st part of our documentary long history usa in 45 minutes on d w. so you want to know what makes with love and batting thing away, but i'm not going to have to work my own car and everyone with later holes in every day getting. are you ready to meet the german and join me, rachel stuart on d. w. ah, ah funny that's, that's how i said things. and i said painting as a problem or the congress has a problem. or the papacy problem suffers as

a problem and you have to find solutions to solve that problem with me. and we'll call for our, for a young painter from gonna appear on the international seem like a bolt out of the blue. his works like hot cakes and the prices soon shut up a 1200000. the fashion world also took a fancy to his motifs. for me, we went with unlock goble awful to trace his roots in the capital of gonna crap where he also sees his future. mm. how did dishonesty shipman from west africa's coast rising star of contemporary art

and so quickly for and what does he and others think of his success? mclamore and he's an artist who lives in his time and with his contemporary alyssa and i teach down the field. mother, the man is the most recent star in the firmament and he's gone through the roof in terms of attention, price on it, and also incredible. recognize ability or send it with such ment is one of the rates of it for some of us because we know that you can make it and truly make it in. i was born in, i was born here in a so. and then at some point i move with my father to medina. and then when he died

was we came back here because this is where my mom stay. so they moved back to my father is a fisherman. so when you goes foresees under, so i have to basically stay home and look after my siblings. and then, you know, you have to invent your in games because you mostly stuck on the house. that's where my friends also get to come to the house. and that's where we kind of start drawing in to it's more like a mini competition where we find out who did or copied the best cut. and so we all were doing the same thing. and then we'll be the judges and decide which of us did the best one in just off the coast, the central district of acura is known for its restaurants and my life in this is where he grew up.

a with the more no more in the morning and often visits his family a . so we stayed here for some time actually this one now is a bathroom and then move to that one. i lived with a 1000000 coffee, coit in some way. if you don't have to necessarily come from the same model, but no, once you are living in the same house, if you are in the community or in that neighborhood,

it's funny. that's how it grew up. europe is very, you know, for yourself. and i mean, sometimes it, it, okay, it gives you a lot of space to grow for yourself. but i feel it's, it's nice to have to pour on that, you know, if you see how to be together, how to do things together. mean it just beautiful. mm. his studio has become a neighborhood meeting point it being an artist or a painter in guy. you know, for sure that you don't have a career like, you don't have a life. you know, you're not gonna make anything for me like this. you know from the beginning because your. busy parents love you, this supports you,

but they would tell you point blank that you're not gonna make anything from it. and those supposed to your da kissing, but in when you're done, you're going to tell you have to find a job. ah. so gala spas is it's, it's a big thing. it's kind of a way to get out. you know, so for me, i thought, you know, i'm going to make good money with tennis. and i thought, you know, i'm just going to get it. so at some point i was like, if i make all the money and i'm getting old like, why do i want to do a lot fancy like a lot drawing. so then i went to school to live, my hobby, which is painting and and come back platonists make them money and then paint. but then i go stuck with painting and non tennis. is

this a walker? i'm walking, i often say that amola coal is askance turn to us if i have the impression that he scalps as paintings in his characters on guards of his reg. he's invented a new visual language with regard to skin, especially black skin was causing because it's a very personal nation. oh wow. his painting has an organic aspect from bonus bane . as with to yoga, it's as if you can see the veins, a painting that gets under the skin, who, while event for me, call certain about your it's work that has a lot of sense. you ality, see i have i, it's work that is dpn twined with the body. he's describing the source for editor. he plays with his fingers of a. he has a sensuality, the cock, because he has a touch that his lips sounds of it from the instrument. and yes, it's all from the brush. he said at the fact that he came to study and learn about

a theories and practices i live in and i was told this is how it goes. these are the rules and he still uses his fingers. if i take one in the end with us, but i think that's quite ironic if you don't leave it. he said watchful. so i see when he came back to school, going out to college of art and design was founded in 1969, and it was a hot bed of talent for decades. i thought it was forced to close 5 years ago due to lack of funds. this has gotta so it took my enclosed down, this is my glass, it was a wooden structure. i think they had some problems with probably the government and also financial stuff that i didn't put it on

her i've been cannot. i was a delay. financial stuff. but yeah, i really believe because i have to raise the money and make payment and i saw it is a pencil. what under bought for me it was amazing. i was thinking how to do it. but then, you know, i checked the energy of the class and do a laugh in like making fun of that person. and so, you know, i had all my joys that i need to hide. so i hid onedrive because what i had was not even close to what this under bought and already do it making fun of it. so i better not show it. and you know, that was gonna so didn't, i knew already that if you don't, you know, sit up, let, do astral, you're not gonna make it. so you know, i had to,

i knew already arriving that i have to put extra work. ah, since when she foreseen local had the opportunity to study in europe at the academy of fine arts in vienna, it was time to leave across it's all students with us if he has a very unique style. yeah. self taught. but at the same time, we are sophisticated hover you whisky though scorpio, or cover her. his training in vienna also taught him that there's a certain rigor and that it's necessary to know his influences. or in this case, the viennese expressionist painters in law. oh, i think he succeeded in combining 2 completely different styles. he had those 2 complet monte fil, ah, vienna's museum distance, quickly became the 2nd home of the gun a, an art student is foster

or off it is. i knew that he visited the leopold museum regularly, those who had a strong affinity for sheila and for clamped thinker, i think for, for certainly got a sense of ornament from plymouth. and from sheila he got the expressiveness on individual, the austell, the search for self and identity. so creepy, did the deep as high to go put in the sense of being thrown into the wall to say, and constituting oneself as one or several individuals was merely individual. ah, for the 1st time since michael bluff his college days, some of his early work said going on display in vienna in 2021. 3 self portraits from 2017. i ran. therefore bring back memories. in all the men de la lake. i was in a position or i was in a space where i needed to like looking to myself and so for that particular time

they made sense. i like painting blown buddies and hang vienna. you have less blood bodies is just a way, so you know, a way to keep up painting. dr. bodies will be just looking to myself. it is good to go back to the groups that they got to see how the studies is the word have seen what to accomplish. this is that say, but it's it's, it's wonderful that they get to see how started it. was he or son done? it also constitutes important momentum her and him a thought and period in terms of the question of black identity in a long like history on what a christian could book would it be? so if it's a question, many countries are asking, disappear. he about their accountability regarding their relation with africa. i think so. no involvement in trade of a clue, co massa in slain for a go in colonialism 2nd. that's your confir by no country can avoid that question

too. i so did the shipping them on the said christian, i work by m o r cold wa fo city the mid, the viennese modernist at the lee pulled museum. ah. the gift from a private lead collector now has its place among blah 1st great role models, egon sheila and gustav claimed who shaped v in his art nouveau. in the time they 2 revolutionized body in nature painting just like waffle today. being in vienna have in, you know, i says to all this, it was amazing to finally know get to see some art and you know, be in touch with it. and also be in an environment where people actually

appreciated and that, you know, kind of changed the way you also think about it. but in, you know, getting to vienna, seeing all the different stylus in different, me don't, how people worked, you know, no, get in tune to witness or this is kind of changed me as like, oh i just don't have to really, really good. like i don't have to pin the peasant to look like the pacing or the details to be good. you just have to be authentic. you know, it took me a while, but then at some point i said i like thinking how to on lend the things that i learned and that was difficult because lennon how to pin really good and then trying to lose enough. it was, it was, it was done. mm. ah

of course you can see the influence of ego sheila, in the signature is very similar to she did in the media. that's interesting to english feed that it's an example of how much a going sheila influenced him at least in this case, need it be any stairs. indeed him falling behind with their bit enigmatic baby and a bit pensive sometimes. ah dang till they're free and they know what they are. if they're proud of themselves, they look squarely at themselves in my life. very simple, i like to audi, use the way busy, but i like to be as simple as possible. no, not too much. so i don't want to be loud. and then at some point i arrived

with the finger painting was uncomfortable. i didn't know what i was doing because again, i just couldn't control it. but when i finished to face painting, i say this is special. i sent in to a friend of mine. i was like i dis radish this. is it? he said wishing lucia? slack. ha no. but i'm like it makes me like you. i feel good. last night. yeah. i just, you know, i don't, i no one don't stop painting with the brush. so i kept painting the prize and doing my finger painting, trying know how to simplify, how to, you know, for me does, that's how i see painting. i said, painting as a problem or the congress as a problem. or the papacy problem suffers as a problem, and you have to find solutions to solve that problem. at any rate at blah forest

paintings have triggered a boom on the not market. i'm marco ball for 6000000, 800000. you're back ass. wipe that in many of the millions you went to pal in the summer of 2020 fueled in part by debate surrounding the black lives matter movement, blah, foes work sold at auction for more than 15 times their estimated price. so the 1200000. congratulations, jackie, because every appeal, when you reach such high prices, you have to listen to the market because the mattress and the market is saying icdc . we won 10 malackle over am well at any price. and then bought kept the market cecile mushy. it okay, so you have to be able to find a balance between what the market once this could, marcia, and what's good for the annotated, secure in the long run, what i long i'm workable. alpha is not the 1st artist

to be thrust into dizzying heights of fame by the art world. it's a beautiful thing to, for a special but yours. i just have to know that she just an ordinary person and everything can go wrong. he knows how inconsistent that success can be sworn o my say oh my voice. oh oh i i mean i have doth obscene to move anyway i one to and leave all the life you live that are on by you know, it cannot say it is disappear like that if you don't again. but dwarf,

i did take care and continue to explore new territory to if you look on my painting, as you will see, the freshman has a big role. so i love i, she, you know, you don't have to say it. but what you were says everything intrigued by blossoms, love fashion, kim jones, the creative director, a dual invited him to collaborate on the summer collection of 2021. in very tabular amo, new was in real harmony on the connection between came jim's enamel at coal. bhaskar kim jenkins lift in africa for quite a long time, vicky and also spent time in ghana briefly in his youth. bassinger thought he was gonna, okay, it's not unknown to rain for him soon by the tour and 32. i think when you forty's

coins the i flushed out a man more debt to him, died out on the arch, always influences fashion. so again, more dazed hour. i entirely school dad and vice versa on van via, i'm awkward to him by speed. it can be said that fashion as a part of creativity, react indecent thought, and d, r, thinking about m, o r co, and his project with your eyes and i, and then more got more. i hope that he can reach a broader audience. this blue book, which i might also be or become interested in art, the on fi life out goldstein's as he had sent order once in to see it dead. and mm though a more called waffle, enjoys success. he's less keen on the hype, so he's pulled back into his corner, as he puts it, and that's at home in acura. he wants to set up a new art school. in

o soon i'm while coy amola curry's of very, very generous person with someone have won't forget his roots, his origins from them all on what is lacking in certain big african cities, such as for artists structures that enable creation, but also production acquisition. okay, so this on my earlier works. yeah. these are lewis. i'm often both. when i started to san collection of i visit, he's a wise collect. i said he supports his contemporaries in vice. there weren't any decor. well, he also discovered them fast, faster than the professionals don't come well go up also. so he thought about residency, when artists can create on the ground to hong k, and we is that the observers gather the collectors the call. you will have to move around to them, the figure blessing it was just

a trial to see how people war act with each other being. this is face working now just to get it down. and so i just fossil them to understand or see how it is like to work with each other and also take from each other so well, that's why i go into space and i think was the time is really nice to have your own studio space were you know, you feel free to do whatever you want in the space. a mccoy's, a friend of mine, you school done at the college of art and design. so we're berkeley started for school, so you got a chance and travel outside. so you, kim buckley said, okay, have a studio space. i think this place has been a good place to help some of us contemporary artists and guy here. i think we are doing great, great works in this studio space. there are some things that i got in vienna that i feel like dental getting. so with my inverse, for example, i have a professor that you know, you do

a presentation and dates from time to time. they criticize away. and you know, it depends how you take it and then you go from there and i feel like they don't have it. you know, it's like everyone works, india own show and that's it. and so bringing them out here, working with each other, interacting meal, they will go to each other studio and they will make comments. i come in, we go visit one, not is to the ada. and everyone have to say something like, you know, you look at a work and you make a comment like it, what you feel they can do better. and that's how they go. and i feel like that's what i got from, you know, because it will and how to paint. and i mean, we have the technique, we can, we can do it. but you know, presentation and learning how to talk about someone else's work and you know, getting criticized to, to be better is something that we did not get. so i think that's what i'm giving them and maybe they see that i actually started working on my police at all.

and when i have my teeth, my clothes and everything around me, my freeze my tv one day i was a painting and actually pay me a surprise visit. so he came in there and was like no on. display is too small for you either be police. that's i don't fix you, you gotta start working on, you know, and then you start developing new style and i saw that this place is well good. and also big for me to start an explosion. what, what is we do? move the foundation, stone for his artist in residence project has been late and the plan is to build a complex with several studios opposite his own studio. or been in the west. can i get to how the community likes, you know, they have so many spaces and that makes you feel more comfortable being an artist.

and i feel like, you know, i should be the same in my community. so may i thought if i have the news i'm gonna make on the call, so give me just a few minutes away by con amola cove waffle accompanies his mother. then it's time to reflect upon everything that's happened. what's coming and who he is. i been defensive for painting so i will paint everything my head. so i see a character. i think of what i want to do, you know, like do editing my finish it. and i come to the column. so was i come to the, come up and know what, where are you when were you?

well, it is that, you know, that we are going to go right as a right. because you know, i, i couldn't tell by then that this is when i go because it wasn't really not. i wasn't really wasn't saying anything at all. so we got in minneapolis. ah ah, with

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