three black & white drawings
Monday, September 6th, 2010If anyone knows who owns the originals of these three black & white drawings, please contact me, or the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in LA! Thanks!
If anyone knows who owns the originals of these three black & white drawings, please contact me, or the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in LA! Thanks!
S Clay Wilson was trying to get home from a friend’s house November 1, 2008, the night his life changed. We will never be certain if he fell or was attacked, since he has no memory of it. The numerous injuries on his face and head made him look like he was beat up. Two good samaritans found him unconscious between parked cars, face down in the rain, and called an ambulance. (I have tried to find them in order to express my gratitude for saving his life, but have had no success.) He’d suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury, bleeding in three hemispheres of his brain. He spent three weeks in a coma, and we had no idea how severely impaired he was for many months. Once he began to speak again we realized he hadn’t just “awakened” to resume life as it had been before.