My 5 lives as an artist | Raghava KK

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I think it was in my second grade that I was caught
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drawing the bust of a nude by Michelangelo.
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I was sent straight away to my school principal,
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and my school principal, a sweet nun,
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looked at my book with disgust,
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flipped through the pages, saw all the nudes --
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you know, I'd been seeing my mother draw nudes and I'd copy her --
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and the nun slapped me on my face and said,
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"Sweet Jesus, this kid has already begun."
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I had no clue what she was talking about,
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but it was convincing enough for me never to draw again
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until the ninth grade.
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Thanks to a really boring lecture,
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I started caricaturing my teachers in school.
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And, you know, I got a lot of popularity.
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I don't play sports. I'm really bad at sports.
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I don't have the fanciest gadgets at home.
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I'm not on top of the class.
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So for me, cartooning gave me a sense of identity.
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I got popular, but I was scared I'd get caught again.
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So what I did was I quickly put together
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a collage of all the teachers I had drawn,
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glorified my school principal, put him right on top,
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and gifted it to him.
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He had a good laugh at the other teachers
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and put it up on the notice board.
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(Laughter)
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This is a part of that.
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And I became a school hero.
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All my seniors knew me. I felt really special.
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I have to tell you a little bit about my family.
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That's my mother. I love her to bits.
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She's the one who taught me how to draw and, more importantly, how to love.
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She's a bit of a hippie.
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She said, "Don't say that," but I'm saying it anyway.
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The rest of my family are boring academics,
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busy collecting Ivy League decals for our classic Ambassador car.
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My father's a little different.
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My father believed in a holistic approach to living,
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and, you know, every time he taught us,
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he'd say, "I hate these books,
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because these books are hijacked by Industrial Revolution."
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While he still held that worldview, I was 16,
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I got the best lawyer in town,
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my older brother Karthik,
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and I sat him down, and I said, "Pa,
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from today onwards I've decided
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I'm going to be disciplined,
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I'm going to be curious,
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I'm going to learn something new every day,
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I'm going to be very hard working,
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and I'm not going to depend on you
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emotionally or financially."
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And he was very impressed. He was all tearing up. Ready to hug me.
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And I said, "Hold that thought."
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I said, "Can I quit school then?"
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But, to cut a long story short,
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I quit school to pursue a career as a cartoonist.
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I must have done about 30,000 caricatures.
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I would do birthday parties, weddings, divorces,
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anything for anyone who wanted to use my services.
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But, most importantly, while I was traveling,
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I taught children cartooning,
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and in exchange, I learned how to be spontaneous.
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And mad and crazy and fun.
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When I started teaching them, I said let me start doing this professionally.
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When I was 18 I started my own school.
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However, an 18 year-old trying to start a school
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is not easy unless you have a big patron
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or a big supporter.
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So I was flipping through the pages of the Times of India
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when I saw that the Prime Minister of India
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was visiting my home town, Bangalore.
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And, you know, just like how
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every cartoonist knows Bush here,
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and if you had to meet Bush,
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it would be the funnest thing because
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his face was a cartoonist's delight.
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I had to meet my Prime Minister.
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I went to the place where
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his helicopter was about to land.
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I saw layers of security.
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I caricatured my way through three layers
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by just impressing the guards,
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but I got stuck. I got stuck at the third.
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And what happened was, to my luck,
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I saw a nuclear scientist
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at whose party I had done cartoons.
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I ran up to him, and said, "Hello, sir. How do you do?"
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He said, "What are you doing here, Raghava?"
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I said, "I'm here to meet the Prime Minister."
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He said, "Oh, so am I."
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I hopped into his car, and off we went
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through the remaining layers of security.
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(Applause)
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Thank you.
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I sat him down, I caricatured him,
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and since then I've caricatured hundreds of celebrities.
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This is one I remember fondly.
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Salman Rushdie was pissed-off I think
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because I altered the map of New York, if you notice.
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(Laughter)
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Anyway, the next slide I'm about to show you --
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(Laughter)
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Should I just turn that off?
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The next slide I'm about to show you,
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is a little more serious.
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I was hesitant to include this in my presentation
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because this cartoon was published
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soon after 9/11.
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What was, for me, a very naive observation,
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turned out to be a disaster.
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That evening, I came home to hundreds of hate mails,
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hundreds of people telling me how they
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could have lived another day without seeing this.
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I was also asked to leave the organization,
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a cartoonists' organization in America,
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that for me was my lifeline.
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That's when I realized, you know, cartoons are really powerful,
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art comes with responsibility.
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Anyway, what I did was I decided
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that I need to take a break.
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I quit my job at the papers, I closed my school,
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and I wrapped up my pencils and my brushes and inks,
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and I decided to go traveling.
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When I went traveling, I remember,
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I met this fabulous old man,
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who I met when I was caricaturing,
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who turned out to be an artist, in Italy.
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He invited me to his studio. He said, "Come and visit."
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When I went, I saw the ghastliest thing ever.
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I saw this dead, naked effigy of himself
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hanging from the ceiling.
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I said, "Oh, my God. What is that?"
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And I asked him, and he said,
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"Oh, that thing? In the night, I die.
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In the morning, I am born again."
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I thought he was koo koo,
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but something about that really stuck.
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I loved it. I thought there was something really beautiful about that.
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So I said, "I am dead, so I need to be born again."
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So, I wanted to be a painter like him,
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except, I don't know how to paint.
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So, I tried going to the art store.
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You know, there are a hundred types of brushes.
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Forget it, they will confuse you
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even if you know how to draw.
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So I decided, I'm going to learn to paint by myself.
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I'm going to show you a very quick clip
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to show you how I painted and a little bit
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about my city, Bangalore.
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(Music)
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They had to be larger than life.
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Everything had to be larger. The next painting was even bigger.
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And even bigger.
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And for me it was, I had to dance while I painted.
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It was so exciting.
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Except, I even started painting dancers.
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Here for example is a Flamenco dancer,
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except there was one problem.
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I didn't know the dance form, so I started following them,
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and I made some money,
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sold my paintings and would rush off
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to France or Spain and work with them.
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That's Pepe Linares, the renowned Flamenco singer.
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But I had one problem, my paintings never danced.
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As much energy as I put into them
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while making them, they never danced.
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So I decided -- I had this crazy epiphany at two in the morning.
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I called my friends, painted on their bodies,
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and had them dance in front of a painting.
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And, all of a sudden, my paintings came alive.
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And then I was fortunate enough
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to actually perform this in California with Velocity Circus.
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And I sat like you guys there in the audience.
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And I saw my work come alive.
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You know, normally you work in isolation,
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and you show at a gallery,
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but here, the work was coming alive,
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and it had some other artists working with me.
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The collaborative effort was fabulous.
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I said, I'm going to collaborate with anybody and everybody I meet.
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I started doing fashion.
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This is a fashion show we held in London.
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The best collaboration, of course, is with children.
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They are ruthless, they are honest,
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but they're full of energy and fun.
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This is a work, a library I designed for the Robin Hood Foundation.
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And I must say, I spent time in the Bronx
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working with these kids.
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And, in exchange for me working with them,
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they taught me how to be cool.
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I don't think I've succeeded, but they've taught me.
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They said, "Stop saying sorry. Say, my bad."
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(Laughter)
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Then I said, all this is good,
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but I want to paint like a real painter.
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American education is so expensive.
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I was in India, and I was walking down the streets,
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and I saw a billboard painter.
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And these guys paint humongous paintings,
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and they look really good.
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And I wondered how they did it from so close.
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So, one day I had the opportunity to meet one of these guys,
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and I said, "How do you paint like that? Who taught you?"
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And he said, "Oh, it's very easy. I can teach you,
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but we're leaving the city,
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because billboard painters are a dying,
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extinct bunch of artists,
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because digital printing has totally replaced them and hijacked them."
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I said, in exchange for education in how to paint,
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I will support them, and I started a company.
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And since then, I've been painting all over the place.
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This is a painting I did of my wife in my apartment.
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This is another painting.
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And, in fact, I started painting on anything,
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and started sending them around town.
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Since I mentioned my wife, the most important collaboration
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has been with her, Netra.
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Netra and I met when she was 18.
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I must have been 19 and a half then,
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and it was love at first sight.
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I lived in India. She lived in America.
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She'd come every two months to visit me,
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and then I said I'm the man,
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I'm the man, and I have to reciprocate.
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I have to travel seven oceans, and I have to come and see you.
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I did that twice, and I went broke.
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So then I said, "Nets, what do I do?"
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She said, "Why don't you send me your paintings?
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My dad knows a bunch of rich guys.
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We'll try and con them into buying it,
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and then..."
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But it turned out, after I sent the works to her,
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that her dad's friends,
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like most of you, are geeks.
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I'm joking.
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(Laughter)
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No, they were really big geeks,
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and they didn't know much about art.
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So Netra was stuck with 30 paintings of mine.
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So what we did was we rented a little van
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and we drove all over the east coast trying to sell it.
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She contacted anyone and everyone
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who was willing to buy my work.
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She made enough money, she sold off the whole collection
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and made enough money to move me for four years
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with lawyers, a company, everything,
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and she became my manager.
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That's us in New York.
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Notice one thing,
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we're equal here.
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Something happened along the line.
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(Laughter)
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But this brought me -- with Netra managing my career --
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it brought me a lot of success.
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I was really happy. I thought of myself as a bit of a rockstar.
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I loved the attention.
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This is all the press we got, and we said,
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it's time to celebrate.
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And I said that the best way to celebrate is to marry Netra.
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I said, "Let's get married."
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And I said, "Not just married. Let's invite everyone who's helped us,
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all the people who bought our work."
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And you won't believe it, we put together a list of 7,000 people,
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who had made a difference -- a ridiculous list,
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but I was determined to bring them to India, so --
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a lot of them were in India.
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150 artists volunteered to help me with my wedding.
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We had fashion designers, installation artists,
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models, we had makeup artists, jewelry designers,
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all kinds of people working with me
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to make my wedding an art installation.
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And I had a special installation in tribute to my in-laws.
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I had the vegetable carvers work on that for me.
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But all this excitement led
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to the press writing about us.
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We were in the papers, we're still in the news three years later,
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but, unfortunately, something tragic happened right after.
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My mother fell very ill.
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I love my mother
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and I was told all of a sudden that she was going to die.
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And they said you have to say bye to her,
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you have to do what you have to do.
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And I was devastated.
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I had shows booked up for another year.
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I was on a high.
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And I couldn't. I could not.
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My life was not exuberant.
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I could not live this larger than life person.
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I started exploring the darker abscesses of the human mind.
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Of course, my work turned ugly,
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but another thing happened.
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I lost all my audiences.
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The Bollywood stars who I would party with
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and buy my work disappeared.
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The collectors, the friends, the press,
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everyone said, "Nice, but thank you."
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"No thank you," was more like it.
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But I wanted people to actually
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feel my work from their gut,
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because I was painting it from my gut.
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If they wanted beauty,
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I said, this is the beauty I'm willing to give you. It's politicized.
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Of course, none of them liked it.
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My works also turned autobiographical.
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At this point, something else happened.
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A very, very dear friend of mine
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came out of the closet,
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and in India at that time, it was illegal to be gay,
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and it's disgusting to see how people respond to a gay person.
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I was very upset.
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I remember the time when my mother used to dress me up
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as a little girl -- that's me there --
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because she wanted a girl, and she has only boys.
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(Laughter)
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Anyway, I don't know what my friends are going to say after this talk.
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It's a secret.
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So, after this, my works turned a little violent.
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I talked about this masculinity that one need not perform.
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And I talked about the weakness of male sexuality.
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This time, not only did my collectors disappear,
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the political activists decided to ban me
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and to threaten me
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and to forbid me from showing.
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It turned nasty, and I'm a bit of a chicken.
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I can't deal with any threat. This was a big threat.
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So, I decided it was time
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to end and go back home.
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This time I said let's try something different.
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I need to be reborn again.
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And I thought the best way, as most of you know who have children,
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the best way to have a new lease on life,
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is to have a child.
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I decided to have a child,
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and before I did that, I quickly studied what can go wrong.
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How can a family get dysfunctional?
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And Rudra was born.
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That's my little son.
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And two magical things happened after he was born.
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My mother miraculously recovered
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after a serious operation,
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and this man was elected president of this country.
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You know I sat at home and I watched.
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I teared up and I said that's where I want to be.
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So Netra and I wound up our life,
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closed up everything we had,
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and we decided to move to New York.
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And this was just eight months ago.
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I moved back to New York, my work has changed.
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Everything about my work has become more whimsical.
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This one is called "What the Fuck Was I Thinking?"
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It talks about mental incest.
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You know, I may appear to be a very nice, clean, sweet boy.
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But I'm not. I'm capable of thinking anything.
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But I'm very civil in my action, I assure you.
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(Laughter)
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These are just different cartoons.
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And, before I go, I want to tell you a little story.
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I was talking to mother and father this morning,
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and my dad said, "I know you have so much you want to say,
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but you have to talk about your work with children."
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So I said, okay.
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I work with children all over the world,
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and that's an entirely different talk,
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but I want to leave you with one story
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that really, really inspired me.
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I met Belinda when she was 16.
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I was 17.
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I was in Australia,
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and Belinda had cancer,
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and I was told she's not going to live very long.
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They, in fact, told me three weeks.
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I walk into her room, and there was a shy girl,
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and she was bald, and she was trying to hide her baldness.
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I whipped out my pen, and I started drawing on her head
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and I drew a crown for her.
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And then, we started talking, and we spent a lovely time --
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I told her how I ended up in Australia,
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how I backpacked and who I conned, and how I got a ticket,
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and all the stories.
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And I drew it out for her.
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And then I left.
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Belinda died
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and within a few days of her death,
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they published a book for her,
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and she used my cartoon on the cover.
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And she wrote a little note, she said,
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"Hey Rags, thank you for the magic carpet ride around the world."
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For me, my art is my magic carpet ride.
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I hope you will join me in this magic carpet ride,
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and touch children and be honest.
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Thank you so much.
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(Applause)
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