(photo by Terry Richardson)
Some comments left by readers on a New York Times article on his death:
As he was famous for being a drug addict, this is not surprising. RIP. — tim
Just got out of rehab in March. My goodness. Really sad. This seems to be not about stupid choices or cliches, but about addiction. Tragic.— CourtneyAJ
Wow, the seediness, violence, and poverty of the world of the grandson of Christophe de Menil. Now that’s what I call intense. — Jim
Links to DASH SNOW's artwork:
Tiny Vices (Dash's Polaroids)
Peres Projects
Saatchi Gallery (Dash's installations and Collages)
Some comments left by readers on a New York Times article on his death:
Very sad. Dash Snow sported an annoying “hipper-than-thou” art-world persona, but his artistic talent was undeniable.Unfortunately, he was not only a brilliant artist but a drug addict as well. Here we have the Basquiat of the 21st century.— OnTenthAvenue
Privileged young kid wastes life with debauchery and becomes ‘artist’ by documenting said destruction with polaroids. Just so he can remember what happened.Soooooo 1980’s! Maybe the deMenils can build a museum for him in Houston. — atronAs he was famous for being a drug addict, this is not surprising. RIP. — tim
Just got out of rehab in March. My goodness. Really sad. This seems to be not about stupid choices or cliches, but about addiction. Tragic.— CourtneyAJ
Wow, the seediness, violence, and poverty of the world of the grandson of Christophe de Menil. Now that’s what I call intense. — Jim
Links to DASH SNOW's artwork:
Tiny Vices (Dash's Polaroids)
Peres Projects
Saatchi Gallery (Dash's installations and Collages)
1 comment:
RIP.
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