LEE SCRATCH PERRY

Jamaica Sunshine, 2024
Silkscreen T-shirt, numbered edition of 80
Drawing by Lee Scratch Perry, Black Ark Jamaica, 2000’s.
Courtesy The Visual Estate of Lee Scratch Perry


Lee Scratch Perry (1936-2021) was born in a remote Jamaican village and moved to 
Kingston in 1961 to pursue a music career guided by a divine voice. After founding his Black Ark Studio, he produced some of Bob Marley’s most famous songs and became a pioneering figure in the development of Dub and Reggae music. However, his influence extends far beyond music, inspiring artists such as Jean-Michel Basquiat. His body of work includes visual art, film, and poetry – creating an expanding network of paradisiacal animals, cartoon characters, and saints, in a ceaseless quest to worship the Almighty.


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240gsm cotton
black

130 EUR


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