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Pivotal Events in 'Just Kids' by Patti Smith
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The birth of Robert Mapplethorpe's patron relationship with art collector Sam Wagstaff.
Financial and critical support from Wagstaff was instrumental in Mapplethorpe's success as a photographer.
Robert Mapplethorpe's diagnosis with HIV/AIDS.
His illness influenced his art, infusing it with personal struggle; his health impacted Patti emotionally.
Patti Smith's relationship with Fred 'Sonic' Smith.
Led Patti to semi-retirement from music to focus on family life; influenced her later work.
Patti Smith's reaction to Robert Mapplethorpe's death in 1989.
Patti was deeply affected by the loss; reflected in her later work and honoring his memory.
The interplay between Patti Smith's music and Robert Mapplethorpe's visual art.
Their work influenced and echoed each other, creating a symbiotic relationship between different art forms.
Patti Smith's band performs at CBGB for the first time.
CBGB became a launching platform for her musical career; influenced the punk rock scene.
Robert Mapplethorpe discovers the NYC underground BDSM scene.
Expanded the subject matter of Mapplethorpe’s photography, leading to controversial and iconic images.
Patti Smith performs her first reading at St. Mark's Church.
Gave Patti confidence as a performer; built her reputation in the NYC poetry scene.
Smith and Mapplethorpe live at the Hotel Chelsea.
Hotel Chelsea's vibrant artistic community influenced their art; they met many influential artists.
Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe meet at Brooklyn College.
Began their lifelong friendship and artistic collaboration, influencing each other's work.
Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe drift apart as he embraces the gay scene.
Their relationship evolves with changing personal identities; both focus on their individual artistic paths.
Robert Mapplethorpe's first solo gallery exhibition.
Marked Robert's rise in the art world; provided recognition and legitimacy to his work.
Patti meets Sam Shepard and they collaborate on a play.
Expanded Patti's artistic expression into theatre; their collaboration deepened her approach to performing.
Publication of 'Just Kids' in 2010.
Patti's memoir won critical acclaim and awards, further cementing her and Robert's legacy in the art world.
Robert Mapplethorpe's 'The Perfect Moment' exhibition and subsequent censorship controversy.
Sparked debates on freedom of expression and public funding for the arts; highlighted the provocative nature of his work.
Patti Smith's first single, 'Piss Factory'.
Marks Patti's transition from poetry to music; Mapplethorpe created the cover, merging their artistic talents.
The correlation between Mapplethorpe's photography and the rise of the AIDS epidemic.
Raised public awareness and discussion about the disease through his controversial and powerful imagery.
The death of Jimi Hendrix.
Impact on the cultural and musical landscape that Patti and Robert were a part of.
Patti Smith writing songs for other artists after her semi-retirement.
Showed her continued influence in the music industry and connection to her artistry during her hiatus.
The release of Patti Smith's 'Horses' album.
Launched Patti's music career; Mapplethorpe shot the iconic album cover, linking their creative legacies.
Patti Smith signs a record deal with Arista Records.
Provided Patti with significant exposure and resources to record her albums, shaping her music career.
Patti Smith collaborates with Bruce Springsteen on 'Because the Night'.
Led to one of her biggest hits; showcased her ability to collaborate and appeal to a broader audience.
Patti Smith's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
This honor solidified her legacy in music, reflecting the longevity and influence of her contributions.
The shift in Robert Mapplethorpe's focus to classical form in photography.
Refined his aesthetic and contributed to his reputation as a master of photographic composition and form.
Patti Smith's first encounter with Allen Ginsberg.
Ginsberg's mistaken generosity and subsequent friendship provided inspiration and support for Smith.
Patti Smith's comeback performance at CBGB in 1996 after her husband's death.
Marked her return to the music scene; the performance was a tribute to her late husband and a resurgence of her career.
The impact of the 1970s punk rock movement on Patti's musical style.
Shaped her musical style and ethos; Patti emerged as a leading figure in the punk rock movement.
Patti Smith moves to NYC in 1967 with little money.
Spark for Patti's artistic aspirations; exposed to bohemian life. Met lifelong friend and collaborator Robert Mapplethorpe.
Robert Mapplethorpe's progression to photography.
Defined Robert's career path; Patti supported and modelled for some of his early works.
The Chelsea Hotel's role in Patti and Robert's development as artists.
The milieu of the Chelsea Hotel was instrumental in their artistic growth and networking with influential contemporaries.
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