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On April 1st 1994 Kurt Cobain jumped over the wall of the drug rehabilitation centre he was staying at in LA. On April 8th an electrician discovered his body at his home in Seattle. During those seven days Kurt was officially listed as a missing person.

The 1970's marked a highpoint in modern hedonsim, and the "sex and drugs" lifestyle was played out most spectacularly in California.

Like millions of people, I grew up watching John Lowe and Jockey Wilson and Eric Bristow sinking pints and treble 20s. You never saw people like this on TV. It seemed exotic, exciting.The players with their chunky jewellery and their mad names, their wives holding their heads in their hands as a dart went AWOL.

New York’s Guggenheim Museum is Frank Lloyd Wright’s most famous ‘public’ building and he, like it, has become an American icon. The Guggenheim opened in 1959, just a few months after Wright’s death. He had, by then, achieved legendary status and the title he claimed for himself – the world’s greatest architect – has remained largely unchallenged since.
The idea of these films is to tell the life stories and evaluate the importance of the work of some of the biggest artists, writers and musicians through the opinions of some of the most acclaimed contemporary artists . So for the viewers it's a real treat - several great artists talking about their hero. This approach offers a completely original approach to biography whilst also offering a unique insight into the thinking of the next generation of painters and writers.
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