Quigley met Madonna at Danceteria NY in the 80s and worked with Queen of Pop, the original disruptor, from 1990 - 93 on 3 music videos. Through Propaganda Films he was the assistant art director under Alex McDonough and David Fincher, and performed dancing, (way before becoming Mr. Wiggles w Dispatch) on stage with her in nightclubs and videos at the height of her cultural dominance—an artist who didn't just make music but rewrote the rules of fame, feminism, and creative reinvention. From Material Girl to global icon, Madonna proved that ambition, controversy, and relentless self-transformation could build an empire. She's the ultimate SKRAPPER: constantly evolving, never apologizing, always pushing boundaries. This piece honors an artist who turned provocation into art and became a blueprint for every pop star who followed. For collectors who understand that Madonna isn't just a singer—she's a cultural revolution.
Published and hand signed in 3 sizes on the highest quality canvas and paper to offer affordable but collectible investment options for art enthusiasts and friends who may struggle with the decision to own a piece of Quigley's work. Making the work accessible. Edition of 38.
