This is the story of a balancing act between the relentless demands of a global art market and the enduring desire to create something important.

With the participation of:
collectors Shelley Fox Aarons (Brooklyn Museum Trustee) & Philip Aarons, artist Ross Bleckner, MoCA North Miami Executive Director & Chief Curator Bonnie Clearwater, Rubell Family Collection Director (2000 - 2009) Mark Coetzee, collector Gene Corman, collector Rosa de la Cruz, Bass Museum Director and Chief Curator Silvia Karman Cubiñá, The Brooklyn Museum's Deputy Director of Art Charles Desmarais, artist Rachel Feinstein, gallerist Rachel Lehmann, Judith Rothschild Foundation Trustee Harvey Shipley Miller, Vanity Fair writer and ARTnews Magazine Contributing Editor Barbara Pollack, collectors Don & Mera Rubell, gallerist Fred Snitzer, The Brooklyn Museum's John & Barbara Vogelstein Curator of Contemporary Art Eugenie Tsai, Glenn Scott Wright of Victoria Miro Gallery

This film takes you behind the scenes in the timeline of this successful Miami painter, from the 29-year old's highly regarded 10-year survey show at the Rubell Family Collection during Art Basel Miami Beach to his opening at New York's Brooklyn Museum on his 31st birthday. Includes detailed action of the painter at work, and revealing commentary about the business of producing, placing and sustaining work.