In this edgy shot, Madonna wears a Keith Haring robe as she pays respect to a friend and late artist: 'Give me your f***ing money,' which translates to 'pay your taxes.'
Madonna paid tribute to the late artist Keith Haring on Instagram on Sunday. The 63-year-old entertainer dressed in a white robe with bright graphic designs by Haring in a few new photos. 'Here is a Beautiful Truth/ART and Friendships Never Die!' the singer wrote in her comment, which accompanied the creative photographs taken on a black couch. 'So make sure to Cultivate Both [art and friendships] in Your Life,' she said, using black heart emojis in between some of her lines.
The controversial musician styled her waist-length blonde hair straight with a big center part. 'It's a gift we are given the moment we are born,' she continued in her digital inscription to her 17.2 million fans. The power to express both at the same time. Never take either of these things for granted!' Finally, the creative genius included the hashtags '#keithharing,' '#friendship,' and 'life. Darkened brows, eyelash-enhancing mascara, flushed cheeks, and a pink lip stain adorned the blue-eyed beauty's face. The robe had a tight waist and a low enough opening to display a strappy bra and plenty of cleavages. Her outfit was finished off with a pair of gleaming black boots that stretched to the middle of her shin. The plush cover-sleeves up's were cuffed, and she emerged from them wearing black fingerless leather gloves. Her digits were adorned with a beautiful and complex manicure.
As she experimented with her stances, the mother-of-six layered gold bracelets on her wrist. The seasoned performer wore a heavy choker with several bright charms, including a cross and a green star, around her neck. A giant piece of artwork with a statement printed in black capital letters hung behind the small couch on the wall. 'Give me your f*****g money AKA pay taxes,' said the artsy memo. BlaBlaBla.'
A photograph showing the prominent artist's fingers interlaced and pointing out in front of her like a gun was included in her collection of poses. She clasped a silver knife between her teeth in another. One of her feet was positioned on the velvet couch in a distinct offering. Another shot showed the disruptor with her hands on her head, her eyes closed, and her tongue sticking out. Madonna continued the tribute on her Instagram Stories, where she shared even more photoshoot outtakes. She uploaded a black-and-white photograph of herself with her palms facing the camera. 'Artists.....' she typed in red letters. Then she added, 'Are Here...' to a graphic created by Haring in the next post. 'To Disturb...' continued the phrase in the following piece of material. 'The Peace,' she finally said to bring the notion to a close.
Haring was a well-known artist who specialized in pop art and graffiti. He died of AIDS complications at the age of 31 in 1990, when he was 31 years old. At the time, AIDS was a nebulous disease that took many lives due to unrealized medical advances.
Jean Dubreil