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• In 1967 she encountered Andy Warhol outside his studio in Manhattan and asked him to produce her play, and he was fascinated enough by the title of the play to accept the script for review. ...
• Warhol left for Europe shortly afterwards, and in the interim Solanas wrote and self-published the work she is best known for - "The S. ...
• Later in 1967 Solanas began to telephone Warhol demanding he return the script of her play. Warhol admitted he had lost it, at which point she began demanding money as payment. Warhol ignored these demands. ...
• Solanas began to believe that her difficulties achieving financial success were exclusively due to Warhol, and on June 3, 1968 she caught up with Warhol as he entered the studio and fired three shots. Although the first two rounds missed, her third shot sent a bullet through Warhol's left lung, spleen, stomach, liver, esophagus and right lung. She then shot art critic Mario Amaya and tried to shoot Warhol's manager Fred Hughes, but her gun jammed just as the elevator arrived. ... Warhol barely survived, even at one point being pronounced dead, and he never fully recovered. ...
• Solanas reportedly considered Warhol a vampire and spray-painted her bullets silver. ...
• After pleading guilty she received a three year sentence, a surprisingly short sentence for such a crime, and possibly influenced by Warhol's refusal to testify against her. ...
• After her release from prison in 1971, she was regarded by some as a martyr, yet she harassed Warhol and others over the phone after her release from prison, prompting the police to arrest her again. ...
• Warhol's friend Lou Reed, for one, never forgave Solanas for the attack and recorded "I Believe" with John Cale, singing "I believe/I would've pulled the switch on her myself. " In 1996, the movie I Shot Andy Warhol, based on her life, was released. ...
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• The Prints of Andy Warhol will feature sixty-one prints that date from 1964 through 1986. Andy Warhol is arguably the most famous American artist of the 20th century who, through his work, mirrored back to us some of the banality and artificiality of our culture, as well as our preoccupation with celebrity and consumerism. This retrospective exhibition was organized by the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and will feature such works as Liz, Mao, Marilyn, Jane Fonda, Joseph Beuys, Campbell’s Soup II, Grace Kelly, $, Camouflage, and several more iconographic works.
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• During the 1980s Warhol published POPism: The Warhol ‘60s, written with Pat Hackett, and exhibited new works: portraits of the artist Joseph Beuys, portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century and the Reversals series. Warhol traveled extensively and created two cable television shows, Andy Warhol Television, 1982, and Andy Warhol’s Fifteen Minutes shown on MTV in 1986. ...
• Among the most significant of these series were collaborations with two younger artists, Jean Michel Basquiat and Francesco Clemente, in which Warhol joined hands with the next generation. ... In what should have been a routine gall bladder operation in New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center, Andy Warhol died of a heart attack on February 22, 1987. ...

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• Pittsburgh - PETA is asking the Andy Warhol Museum to remove the leather couches from its lobby to honor the sentiment of Andy Warhol himself, who ended up shunning leather after realizing the cruelty in the skin trade. ...
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• Specifically, he is Warhol's sex god. ... Warhol's own films, which were his main work by the time he produced this portrait, are full of rapt sexual looking. ...
• Warhol began making portraits of Brando in the early 60s when this image was yesterday's pop culture. ... Meanwhile, Warhol's Factory took leather-clad outsiderdom to kinky extremes, with Warhol's protege, poet Gerard Malanga, appearing in black leather and cracking a whip alongside the Velvet Underground. ...
• Marlon is one of the 50s pop icons memorialised in Warhol's classic portraits of the 60s, stars whose glamour was a bit shopworn and melancholy. Elvis entered Warhol's art just as he slipped out of teen culture; Marilyn Monroe a few weeks after her death. Warhol's series of Marlon portraits, like the others, were reproduced from photographs on to canvas by pushing paint through a specially made silkscreen. This silkscreen technique is often seen as blandly mechanical, but in Warhol's art it turns out to be the opposite, creating the effect of an intense, even obsessive desire to preserve an image. The translation from the flat still to the monumental scale and drenched colour of Warhol's painting gives Marlon a god-like status. ...
• Inspirations and influences: Antecedents of Warhol's portraits include Edgar Degas's experiments with the camera - painting faces from 19th-century photographs and giving them a frozen look. ... Warhol's influence on the portrait is incalculable: you could list everyone from David Hockney to Sam Taylor-Wood, but perhaps his most significant disciple is the German artist Gerhardt Richter. ...

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• In the mid-1970s, shadows increasingly began to haunt Andy Warhol. ... Finally, in 1978–79, in a brief but concentrated foray, Warhol confronted shadows as a subject in their own right. ...
• Notwithstanding the artist's own lapidary description of their genesis in "a photo of a shadow in my studio," alternate and conflicting accounts of their origins have been offered, among which the most persuasive is that given by Warhol's studio assistant at the time, Ronnie Cutrone, who remembers Warhol asking him to take photographs of shadows generated by maquettes devised expressly to create abstract forms. ...
• Of the seven or eight different compositions in the series, Warhol used two extensively, the remainder very seldom. ...
• Warhol left decisions regarding the initial order of the paintings to Cutrone and his assistants. In adhering to no system, they conformed to Warhol's own practice when he chose the colors for the grounds, or selected prints from contact sheets to be made into screens. Yet his method was far from completely arbitrary: restricting the vocabulary of the group to two compositional formats, confining the total number of hues to seventeen, and limiting each canvas to a single color, Warhol filtered a controlled and circumscribed serendipity through the proclivities of taste to create an environmental ensemble that pertains as much to decor as it does to high art. In fact, in typically disarming fashion, Warhol referred to Shadows not as art but as "disco decor. ...
• The work's multiple roles and ambiguous status derive from the innovative and often provocative approach to installation that Warhol developed over the course of his career. ... "4 Finally, just before his death, Warhol proposed installing his small camouflage paintings directly on their larger counterparts, which differed only in the scale of the motif and the color combinations. ...
• If Warhol's own exhibition history contains precedents for the installation of Shadows, other models for the notion of a single monumental work in many parts were also readily at hand, not least in Blinky Palermo's To the People of New York City (1976–77). This composite abstract painting, arranged in fifteen parts, had been shown the previous January in the same space as Warhol's 1979 installation, and again subsequent to its acquisition by the Lone Star Foundation. ...
• Ultimately, however, the examples that occasioned Warhol's preoccupation with abstraction were not those of his peers but those of the Abstract Expressionists. Even today this Pop painter's practice is routinely regarded as the nemesis of that movement, and indeed, when embarking on this hallowed terrain, Warhol adopted a far from direct or reverential approach. ...
• In its iconography and consequently in its metaphysics, the series is conceptually more akin to work by Marcel Duchamp, longtime exemplar for Warhol, than to that of any American artist. Duchamp's cryptic Tu m' (1918) rehearses many of the subjects raised in Warhol's series in its complex and subtle play with issues of representation and with discourses of reality and illusion, presence and absence. 6 In taking up this subject Warhol must also have been aware of experiments made by Man Ray, such as Interrogation of Shadows from 1919 and the series of Rayographs from 1921, several of which exist mysteriously in both positive and negative guise. ...

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• Andy Warhol, the impressario of the Velvet Underground, the painter laureate of the Campbell's Soup can, and the avant-gardsman of "Chelsea Girls," and other naughty films, appeared last Tuesday before a SRO crowd in the Student Union ballroom.
• For an hour the crowd sat in darkness watching excerpts from Warhol's new 25-hour movie, "Stars. ...
• Then Andy, accompanied by two "collaborators"--a modly dressed young man named Paul Morrissey and a strikingly beautiful girl named "Viva"--stepped to the podium to answer questions.
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