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"Twisted Canvas" is a documentary on Kurt Cobain's art. At the height of his career, Kurt considered dropping out of the music industry to paint, sculpt and craft full time. His work is very dark. Before he was famous, he often painted on the back of board games, since he couldn't afford canvas. He even incorporated his own blood and semen into his paintings.
Posted or updated: 05-21-2011 @ 7:43 PM (GMT) by RH.