Which are like a pictorial form of free jazz. Its a visual language, partly inspired by picasso and partly by new yorks street art scene in the late 70s in it which he was a major player producing work that continues to be influential to this day. I think its definitely true to say that a lot of artists working on the street today take a lot of inspiration from basquiats work and his attitude to public space. When he made his work on the street, he particularly made it around the soho district where the galleries were. He wanted his work to be seen by the media, by the galleries. He was a man with a plan . I think he was a man with ambition. He became a well known character on the scene. He started to make drawings, he made friends with andy worhol and then, as he turned 20, made the very tricky transition from street artist to fine artist. He saw that his art career was just going to be, you know, massive. He knew that. He knew he was going to be famous from the very beginning, the fi
David Nugent continued his remarkable goalscoring record against the Blues as Leicester came from behind to beat Town 2-1 at Portman Road. David McGoldrick put the home side in front in the second minute but Nugent who has now scored 13 goals in 12 matches against Town and nine in seven at Portman Road scored twice in six minutes as the Foxes improved after the break.
Manager Mick McCarthy believes everyone at Portman Road needs to stick together if the Blues are to get out of the bottom three and push on from there. The Town boss shook hands with each of his players as they left the field at Leicester on Saturday, despite them having succumbed to what he described as an “awful” 6-0 defeat.
Town fell to their second successive hammering on the road as Mick McCarthy’s men were thoroughly outclassed by Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. David Nugent took his record to 11 goals in 11 games against the Blues with two early goals, the first a penalty, with Lloyd Dyer, Anthony Knockaert, Martyn Waghorn and Marko Futacs netting the rest.