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Andy Warhol, the Shot Marilyns, and his Early Silkscreens
By: Emma Ghighi In 1964, four of Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe screen prints were shot by an acquaintance in his studio. Since then, the so-called…
60 Years of Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup
By Evan Leahy and Emma Ghighi Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup motif has become a stand-in for what most people think of when they hear the…
Exploring the Andy Warhol Iceberg
by Willie Curry Intro The internet is a strange place, and this is true regardless of whether you consider it a utopian Global Village a…
Presence and Absence: Andy Warhol’s Sexual Identity as Seen in His Body of Work
By Mia McLaughlin and Mason Rogers Andy Warhol is remembered as the Prince of Pop Art, and he is especially praised for his classic…
I, Robot: The Mechanical Evolution of Warholian Art
By Willie Curry Intro An old adage allows for the distinction of a certain artistic faux pas, that is, prioritizing "style over substance." It is…
All About Andy Warhol: Person vs. Persona
By Sydney Contreras With one of the most meticulously documented lives of any artist, it sounds ridiculous to suggest that there is more to Andy…
Warhol and Halston: Artists and Friends who were Better Together
by Erin Hunter In most pictures of legendary pop artist Andy Warhol, you see a soft-spoken man with a serious face, sometimes awarding cameras a…
Andy Warhol Impersonator, Allen Midgette, Dies at 82: The story of the man behind Warhol’s 1967 performance art stunt.
By Oliver Sayers Actor and artist, Allen Midgette passed away at 82, on June 16, 2021, at his home in Woodstock, New York. A…
Rare Photos Released of the Velvet Underground & In Depth Look at Andy Warhol’s Combination of the Arts
By Dylan Henricksen In March of this year, a few never before seen photos of the Velvet Underground taken by the late Jeff Albertson…
Andy Warhol: The First-Ever Digital Artist?
By Taylor Moran Today, the world of digital art has exploded with online galleries and auctions, cryptocurrency trading, and a plethora of artists, both old…
Mourning the Loss of David McCabe: Andy Warhol’s Confidant and Personal Photographer
By Toni Ball David McCabe, legendary celebrity photographer, died on Feb. 26th, 2021 at a hospital in Albany, N.Y. from lung cancer. He was 80…
WARHOL’S ‘60s FILMS: THE ART OF THE REAL
By: Taylor Moran Have you ever had the voyeuristic desire to be a fly on the wall? Watching a Warhol film might get you there.…
