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- Goude worked closely with model-turned-pop-singer Grace Jones, consulting on her image, choreographing her live stage performances, directing her music videos, and creating her album covers. Goude used retouching before computer manipulation to depict Jones in an impossible pose for her Island Life album.
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Apr 21, 2016 · Naturally, a large segment is dedicated to Jones, his most famous muse — but what was it that drew the duo together, and how did their collaborative work go on to define the visual landscape of the 70s and 80s?
Oct 23, 2009 · For more than 30 years, Goude’s private life and work have been inextricably linked, and as a result, his work has become a running biography of the childish reveries of early years, his...
Jean-Paul’s work is focussed around artistic depictions of race, ethnicity and gender – and he created images which saw Grace’s body morph into a hyper-real and powerful vision of blackness. In collaboration with Jean-Paul she became a strong black super-heroine, with an androgynous sex appeal and a fierce sense of identity.
Oct 11, 2019 · Jean-Paul Goude is a graphic designer, photographer, illustrator, and director. You have a long working relationship with Grace Jones. How did you begin to help craft her persona?
Jun 27, 2018 · Jean-Paul Goude’s visual re-imagining of Jones was as radical as the musical change in direction it would mirror. The sounds and visuals went hand-in-hand, as did he and Grace during the period, as a tempestuous love affair bloomed and the two worked as an inseparable and irrepressible creative unit.
Jan 9, 2012 · But this image of the performing artist was made in 1982, way before PhotoShop, when Jean-Paul Goude, the image’s creator, was working with paint, sticky tape and cardboard to get the effect ...
