Yves Klein: the artist who invented a colour
“The blue sky is my first artwork.”
A gothic painting of a blood-thirsty, morally astute flea.
“Those were the days when America believed in itself.”
Dodgy thumbs and dodgier deals.
Death, injured horses and countless car accidents.
Everything was a drug to Hunter S. Thompson, even music. “Music has always been a matter of Energy to me,” he once wrote. “A question…
“They have this very strange, very ancient way of singing.”
“I didn’t know why I was sitting in front of this painting crying.”
“One strong cup of tea is better than twenty weak ones.”
“I understand the primacy of pure feeling in creative art.”
A testament to the tricky nature of the artist-collector relationship.