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• Indem Warhol suggestive Mittel der Werbung scheinbar ungebrochen einsetzt, die solchermaßen präsentierten Objekte aber ihrer ehemaligen Werbefunktion entledigt, schafft er paradoxerweise mit der Entlarvung dieser Praktiken selbst eine neue, unverwechselbare ästhetik.
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• WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Pop artist Andy Warhol's work may have seemed without direction, but a closer look shows him to be a passionate, if eccentric, commentator on American society. ...
• "Andy Warhol: Social Observer," on view through February 19 at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, features more than 86 of the artist's paintings, prints, photographs, plus features one film. The show explores the issues that captured Warhol's imagination, from the 1940s to his death in 1987. ...
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• Warhol's ability to raise questions -- and the open-ended quality of his work -- have helped make him a timeless art icon, said Jonathan Binstock, the exhibit's organizer. ...
• "In the end, this is what really makes Warhol significant. ...
• "What's also interesting about Warhol is the consistency with which he looked to social and political spheres for inspiration, for subjects," he said. ...
• It includes art from some of Warhol's famous series, including "Electric Chairs. ...
• "Big Electric Chair," painted after the executions of spies Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, reflects Warhol's interest in news events and political issues .
• Warhol painted "Big Electric Chair," the chair from New York's Sing Sing Prison, after the executions in 1953 of spies Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. ...
• "Five Deaths," showing an automobile accident, is Warhol's indictment of American consumerism. ...
• Binstock said Warhol's cut-and-pasted images of tragedy, such as portraits showing Jacqueline Kennedy in mourning after the assassination of her husband, President John F. ...
• In "Five Deaths" (detail shown here), Warhol indicts American consumerism by depicting a shiny automobile as a death machine .

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• A Warhol worm is an extremely rapidly propagating computer worm that spreads as fast as physically possible, infecting all vulnerable machines on the entire Internet in 15 minutes or less. The term is based on Andy Warhol's remark that "In the future, everybody will have 15 minutes of fame". ...
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• A Warhol Classic Revisited: The Chelsea Girls.
• Opening doors? "The Chelsea Girls was one of Warhol's last pure 'art' films before Paul Morrissey's business-minded ways took over. ...
• More talked about than seen since its debut, The Chelsea Girls, Andy Warhol's infamous double-projected dive into a demimonde he created, is getting a rare theatrical revival. ... After years of showing his movies to his methed-up Factory friends and the stray camp follower who wandered in off the street, and perhaps because his time had simply come, Warhol was able to sell these "girls" to the hip mainstream. The Chelsea Girls was reviewed in The New York Times and many another venues, raked in a cool (for Warhol) $300,000 in six months of exhibition, and became one of the gaudiest baubles on the charm bracelet of the urban culture vulture circa 1966. ...
• Warhol's "methods" (a deceptive word that indicates more planning than he was capable of) are in full flower here. ... The stars were among Warhol's most "super": Gerard Malanga, Ingrid Superstar, Mary Woronov, International Velvet, Marie Menken, Eric Emerson, Mario Montez, Ondine, and a few others. The original "cut" ran over six hours, so Warhol and Morrissey decided to commercialize it by combining the six 35-minute movies into pairs. ...
• "Woronov is a rarity in the Warhol canon; with her geometric face and wolfish smirk, she's unintimidated by the camera's relentless gaze. ...
• Warhol's scrapes with the law for films like Couch (which featured hardcore sex) created a panting audience dying to see The Wigged One's latest opus. ...
• He decided to be "the Pope of Greenwich Village," taking the "confession" of Warhol's alleged favorite, the brainless, shrieking, drug-drenched Ingrid Superstar. ...
• Ondine's demand that the camera be stopped after he loses control were met with a bland but incontestable denial by Warhol, whose decision to keep the camera running at all cost produces some disturbing effects. ... Perhaps "skirt" is too tame; Warhol biographer Victor Bokris mentions that "To turn the pressure up, Andy and Paul Morrissey would plant rumors about unpleasant remarks someone had made about someone else. ...
• "Warhol's subtle sadism is matched frame for frame by the unrepentant narcissism of his superstars. ...
• Warhol's subtle sadism is matched frame for frame by the unrepentant narcissism of his superstars. ... Another magisterial narcissist from Warhol's stable, Mario Montez, appears as a beleaguered, heavily mascara'd housewife, chatting in her mindless manner to a middle-aged pervert who fondles a passive, underwear-clad hustler. ...

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• Andy Warhol introduced the world, and particularly an artistically fertile America, to the idea of life as an art. ... Warhol looked at the life surrounding him and portrayed it on his canvases and in his films, stating that "if you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. ... " Yet, to critics, the most intriguing aspect of Warhol was his private life, an indefinable mixture of artistic creativity, mystery, and sexual scandal. It is this very inexpressibility that comes through in the artist's work, giving Warhol an aura of cool acceptability and ambiguity. ...
• Born Andrew Warhola on August 6, 1928, Warhol was one of three boys in a Czechoslovakian immigrant working-class family. Growing up during the Great Depression in Forest City, Pennsylvania, Warhol faced an unstable household, further complicated by the death of his father in 1942. Three years later, Warhol dropped out of high school and enrolled at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, where he received his B. ...
• After graduation, Warhol moved to New York, living in a co-ed basement apartment. ... Angry with Warhol for not speaking to her, one of the female occupants of the apartment once threw an egg at him, which hit him in the head. ...
• Intrigued by the odd character who walked into her office holding a brown paper bag, Glamour art director Tina Fredericks commissioned Warhol to design shoes, inadvertently launching him into the world of commercial arts. ... Miller, Warhol was soon offered an appointment in their art department. ...
• In 1949, Warhol changed the spelling of his name because of a credit that mistakenly read "Drawings by Warhol" for the article "Success is a Job in New York". ... Having been told he had "lazy eyes," Warhol wore opaque glasses that had a tiny pinhole for him to see through -- these became his signature accessory, even though they were hideous. Warhol dyed his hair a distinct silver, showing a flair for the dramatic that set him apart from other artists. ...
• Warhol captured the essence of various people in his shoes, creating the likeness of celebrities and friends on paper. ...

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• The consummate dispassionate observer and a founder of pop culture, Warhol made the Campbell Soup can an art object in the early '60s and created colored silk screens of luminaries such as Marilyn Monroe and Mao Zedong. ... Famous for his prediction, “In the future everyone will be famous for 15 minutes,” Warhol's fame continues. ...
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• Fifteen years after his death, Andy Warhol’s reputation is soaring again. ...
• But the highlight of the evening was Lot 17, a pink acrylic-and-silk-screen print called Little Electric Chair by Andy Warhol. ...
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• The pink Little Electric Chair—an iconic image from Warhol’s "Disaster" series, which also includes car crashes and race riots—is considered one of the higher-quality prints in the series, and the subject matter—capital punishment—is timely. ... 3 million, four times the high estimate, was unheard of for a small (22-by-28-inch), early Warhol print.
• Members of Warhol’s former inner circle were surprised as well. The dealer Ivan Karp, as director of the Leo Castelli Gallery, represented Warhol and introduced him to many art insiders when he was coming up in the early 1960s. ... When Warhol first showed them as a group at a Toronto gallery in 1965, few people showed up at the opening, and there was no press coverage.
• Such prices prove that Warhol, 15 years after his death in 1987, has become the hottest commodity on the contemporary-art market.
• Warhol exhibitions are touring the globe. A retrospective of 82 works, co-organized last year by the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh and the U. ... Department of State, is appearing in Eastern Europe, making Warhol the first contemporary American artist ever shown in such countries as Kazakhstan and Latvia. Last year the Warhol Museum organized 39 exhibitions and loans—as many shows as in the three previous years together. What’s more, Warhol’s huge catalogue of films is being restored, and many are being screened for a new generation from Pittsburgh to London.
• In September Zurich dealer Bruno Bischofberger, who was Warhol’s close friend and has been showing his art since 1965, completed an exhibition of his 8-by-10-inch black-and-white photographs, a large but little-known body of work. In New York last fall, the Susan Sheehan Gallery presented a show of Warhol’s prints, drawings, and sculptures from his famous "Shoe" series of the 1950s.

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• The Fondation Beyeler celebrates the expansion of its annex exhibition space in Riehen with a fresh look at Andy Warhol's Series and Singles. Georg Frei, an expert on Warhol and the co-editor of his catalogue raisonné, worked as a guest curator for the exhibition. In the Beyeler collection, Warhol has only been represented since 1998 (with three paintings). ...
• Andy Warhol was born Andrew Warhola in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1928. ... Upon graduation, Andy Warhol moved to New York where, in 1949, he began to work as an illustrator for several magazines including Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and The New Yorker. ...
• Throughout the 1950s, Warhol enjoyed great success as a commercial artist. ... In these years, he shortened his name from Warhola to Warhol. In 1952, Andy had his first individual show at the Hugo Gallery, exhibiting Fifteen Drawings Based on the Writings of Truman Capote. ...
• Warhol was one of the first artists to understand the importance of the mass media. ... In contrast to Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and other representatives of Pop Art who integrated objects tel quel, without modification, in their paintings, Warhol concentrated on - at first hand painted - subjects of mass consumption and culture by isolating and monumentalizing them, without using other objects in the background and without preliminary sketches. Warhol used a projector to put them on canvas. ...
• At the end of 1961, Andy created his first serial work with small Campbell's Soup Cans. ... The new technique made Warhol a star. ... The poet Gerard Malanga served as Andy's assistant.

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