Jennifer Clement, author of Widow Basquiat, shares insights into Jean-Michel Basquiat and his muse, Suzanne Malouk. They discuss the explosive creativity of 1980s New York, filled with vibrant art and music. Jennifer reveals how their bond was shaped by shared trauma and exploration of identity, as well as the impact of the AIDS crisis that transformed their world. They also explore Basquiat's unique artistry, his responses to racism, and the emptiness that often accompanied his fame, shedding light on a chaotic yet beautiful love story.
