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Jack Walls is an artist born in Chicago, USA, in 1957. During high school, he lived a turbulent life as a gang member; at seventeen, he was arrested for gang-related sexual assault and dropped out of school. After moving to the northern part of Chicago, he immersed himself in the literary worlds of James Baldwin (1924–1987), Richard Wright (1908–1960), and Ralph Ellison (1914–1994), leaving behind his former life of gang violence and the accompanying sense of desolation. During this period, he worked jobs such as factory labor and dishwashing, though he was repeatedly fired due to a tendency to daydream. In 1978, he enlisted in the Navy, serving a full term that took him to the Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Thailand. A turning point arrived in 1982: after leaving the Navy and moving to New York, he met Robert Mapplethorpe (1946–1989). The two began a romantic relationship that lasted from 1982 until Mapplethorpe¡Çs death in 1989. Following Mapplethorpe¡Çs passing, Walls returned to Chicago to study under John Petrakis, learning about filmmaking and screenwriting. He co-wrote a screenplay with James Rasin that reimagined *Rebel Without a Cause*; while it initially attracted Hollywood interest and moved toward production, the project ultimately stalled, leading him to give up writing. His career has since attained legendary status; artists such as Ryan McGinley, Dash Snow (1981–2009), and Dan Colen revere him as a role model. This book presents a collection of his collage works released in 2008. A collection of works created with Ada—one of Robert Mapplethorpe¡Çs subjects and a friend of Jack—as the motif.
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