Andy Warhol · Pop Art

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Andy Warhol photographed at The Factory, the artist's New York City studio, in in 1965 by Nat Finkelstein. Finkelstein was The Factory's house...

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El artista plástico y cineasta Andy Warhol, uno de los padres y participante activo en el desarrollo del Arte Pop, aparece en un vídeo, propiedad del SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art), creando una de sus obras. El vídeo no es muy extenso, solo un minuto y dos segundos, en los que se ve a Warhol junto a otro hombre creando una serigrafía del famoso actor Marlon Brando. A continuación tienen el vídeo (tarda unos segundos en aparecer debido al servicio que muestra el mismo, deben de…

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ANDY WARHOL (1928-1987) James Dean black marker pen on paper 13¾ x 23¼ in. (35 x 59.1 cm.) Drawn circa 1985.

Andy Warhol is still a superstar; Pablo Picasso remains a household name; and Jean-Michel Basquiat will forever be a creative rebel without a cause. Artnet.com, the online art site whose price data…

The three hour film, “Andy Warhol’s FACTORY PEOPLE”, tells the story of the 60’s Silver Factory that Andy founded in 1964 in an abandoned hat factory on East 47th Street in New York City. The Silver Factory lasted until 1968 when Andy gave up the lease and moved to the White Factory on Union Square. Shortly after moving in the Spring of ’68 Andy was shot by Valerie Solanas and this event bookends the period of time covered in “Factory People”. The idea of the film is to tell the real story…