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  • The story of SAMO©, Basquiat’s first art project - Dazed
    New York artist and Jean-Michel Basquiat’s teenage collaborator, Al Diaz, speaks on how they got their start in the city’s art scene – through a series of cryptic messages that they signed off as SAMO©
  • Jean-Michel Basquiat and the Birth of SAMO - The Village Voice
    Aided and abetted by a tight circle of friends, the bulk of Samo ©’ s sayings are the work of two sharp, personable teenagers named Jean (17) and Al (19) who share re­markably similar handwriting
  • SAMO© - Al Diaz
    In the late 70s, when graffiti tagging was in full swing across New York, the word ‘SAMO©’ began cryptically appearing […]
  • SAMO: It’s Pronounced “Same-Oh!” - Medium
    “A patch of wall painted by SAMO, the omnipresent graffiti sloganeer, was a knockout combination of de Kooning and subway spray paint scribbles,” wrote the gallerist
  • Samo - World History Encyclopedia
    Samo (reigned 623 624-658 CE) was a king of the Slavs who was responsible for the foundation of the first recorded political entity of the Slavic people, usually referred to as Samo's Empire Since
  • VIEWING SAMO 1978-1979 - Henry Flynt
    In 1978, a wave of graffiti appeared in downtown Manhattan—each one a statement about SAMO© or a statement signed by SAMO© 1 When comprehended as a sequence, in their public locations on buildings, the graffiti expressed a substantial cultural message 2 Areas in which the graffiti appeared included SoHo, the new art quarter of New York, and th
  • The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of Jean-Michel Basquiat and SAMO©
    SAMO© originated from a conversation between Basquiat and Diaz while they were high, referring to the marijuana they smoked as “same old shit ” This phrase was eventually shortened to “SAMO,” and Basquiat began incorporating it into his art
  • “SAMO© … AS AN EPIC POEM WITH FLAMES” : Al Díazs Poetics of Disruption
    This chapter explores the origins and significance of SAMO© (1978–80), a poetic satire critiquing the corporatization of arts and life Created by Jean-Michel Basquiat and Al Díaz, both of Puerto Rican descent, SAMO© emerged as graffiti messages on Manhattan walls, cryptically challenging consumerism and brainwashed lifestyles
  • What made Jean-Michel Basquiat’s SAMO graffiti so . . . - Wyzant
    Jean-Michel Basquiat’s SAMO graffiti was revolutionary because it bridged the worlds of street art and fine art, laying the foundation for his later career As a student in New York City, Basquiat used the pseudonym "SAMO" (short for “Same Old”) to create thought-provoking graffiti that combined cryptic phrases, poetry, and symbolism
  • Basquiat’s SAMO© and the untold story of Albert Diaz.
    Edsard Driessen explores the early career of Jean-Michel Basquiat; his partnership with teenage friend Albert Diaz, and their creation: SAMO@





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