One of Andy Warhol’s famous phrases was, “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes.” He said this in 1968, in the pre-YouTube and pre-Twitter days. This phrase would be a prophetic—today is the social media era of disposable fame.
The Andy Warhol Museum has launched a live video feed from the pop artist's gravesite to honor his 85th birthday.
Pop art takes imagery from popular culture, mass media and advertising, and isolates them within the context of art history to cull new and original meaning. Artist Andy Warhol was a master of this particular take on art—with a practice that famously includes paintings of Campbell soup cans and Brillo boxes.
Andy Warhol’s landmark first “dollar” painting, handpainted in 1962, sold for $32.8 million at Sotheby’s London, the highest price...
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SPRINGFIELD, Missouri — Federal investigators looking into the theft of artwork — including Andy Warhol prints of Campbell soup cans...
"In the age of Instagram, Warhol's fabled prediction that ‘in the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes' has never felt more prophetic."
Rock legend Lou Reed rarely spoke of the year after he left The Velvet Underground to live with his parents....
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LONDON — An Andy Warhol painting of Elvis Presley – the artist's only full-length portrait – is for sale with an estimated price tag of $30 million.
