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His Fortune's From the Trash Business. His Basquiats Are Priceless.

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By Nate Freeman Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
In the last few years, waste-management billionaire Patrick Dovigi has become one of the biggest art collectors on the scene. But he's still under the radar—maybe the shots fired on his home have something to do with that. The undisputed king of buying Jean-Michel Basquiat's work right now is Ken Griffin. This week, 10 works from his collection went on view at the Pérez Art Museum Miami and are open to the public for an entire year.
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Toutes vos stars préférées veulent devenir artistes, mais sont-elles vraiment douées ?

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By Nate Freeman Verified
| Vanity Fair France Verified
En avril, la Journal Gallery a inauguré, dans son espace de Tribeca, la première exposition personnelle new-yorkaise d’un artiste émergent nommé Matt Dillon. Autodidacte, Dillon a vécu dans sa vingtaine avec Patrick Painter, influent galeriste de Los Angeles, qui lui a présenté des artistes comme Mike Kelley et Paul McCarthy. Pendant des années, il a fréquenté le milieu, les vernissages, les galas de musées, tout en conservant des ateliers à Berlin et à New York.
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All Your Favorite Celebrities Are Artists Now. Are Any of Them Good?

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By Nate Freeman Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
Artists often have day jobs, or careers before they begin their studio practice, but what happens when that day job is being a famous actor, musician, or director? In April, the Journal Gallery opened at its Tribeca space the first New York solo show by an emerging artist named Matt Dillon. Self-taught, Dillon spent his 20s living with the Los Angeles gallery impresario Patrick Painter, who introduced him to artists like Mike Kelley and Paul McCarthy.
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