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Andy Warhol's America bombs on the BBC (2022)
The lack of expertise in regard to this documentary is particularly noticeable by the caption of "Warhol Superstar" for the cabaret entertainer, Penny Arcade. She is given a considerable amount of screen time for someone who is not mentioned in Andy Warhol biographies or the Andy Warhol Diaries, was not part of Warhol's Factory, and never starred in a film directed by Andy Warhol.
Selected Andy Warhol Exhibitions
Abstract Expressionism (2009)
Before Pop there was Abstract Expressionism. This is a chronological account of the lives of the first
generation Abstract Expressionists including Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning and Barnett Newman.
From Nowhere to Up There (2015)
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Andy Warhol's America bombs on the BBC (2022)
The Origin of Andy Warhol's Soup Cans or The Synthesis of Nothingness (2003/revised 2010, 2022)
Andy Warhol's Pork reviewed in Art in America, January - February, 1972
Ralph Pomeroy biography (2018)
The Andy Warhol Foundation's case against Lynn Goldsmith continues (2017)
Lynn Goldsmith threatens legal action against the Warhol Foundation (2017)
An Interview with Andy Warhol by Ralph Pomeroy from Afterimage, No. 2 (Autumn 1970)
Holly Woodlawn in Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers (2016)
Holly Woodlawn has died (2015)
Andy Warhol's Sex Parts and Torsos
Andy Warhol's The Chelsea Girls
Gene Swenson, Andy Warhol and the Personality of the Artist
Jerome Hill and Charles Rydell
Glamour, Glory and Gold by Jackie Curtis
Wonderboy: The life, loves and death of Eric Emerson
King Andy's German Conquest by Bob Colacello (1971)
An account of Andy Warhol's German tour to promote Trash and his trip to England for his 1971 retrospective at the Tate Gallery.
Restospections on West 23rd Street by William S. Wilson (June 15, 2006)
Expanded Cinema? (2014)
Andy Warhol's "Porn House" (2014)
Jonas Mekas and the Film-makers' Cinematheque (2014)
Andy Warhol, the Expanded Cinema, the Velvet Underground and the Cafe Bizarre (2002, revised 2014)
Andy Warhol and The Beard (2011)
When Did Andy Warhol Meet John Cage? (2009)
Andy Warhol's Blow Job (2009)
Caffe Cino (2009)
Andy Warhol, The Connection and The Brig
Andy Warhol: Invisible Sculpture
Ronald Tavel and Andy Warhol's Factory (2008/revised 2009)
Callie Angell Obituary (2010)
Sam Green Obituary (2011)
Andy Warhol, Diane di Prima, Freddy Herko, The New York Poets Theatre
and the Judson Dance Theater
Conquest of the Ridiculous: Ronald Tavel, John Vaccaro and Charles Ludlam
The origins of the Theatre of the Ridiculous (November 2008/revised 2009)
André Breton: Surrealism, Dada and the Abstract Expressionists (2008)
notes on John Cage, Erik Satie's Vexations and Andy Warhol's Sleep
Walter Hopps (2005)
Tinkerbell biography
Tinkerbelle or "Tinkerbell" was a regular on New York's club scene, appeared on Anton Perich's cable TV show and wrote for Andy Warhol's Interview magazine. She committed suicide in 1986.
Charles
Henri Ford Obituary (2002)
Surrealist poet who was responsible for introducing Andy Warhol to Gerard
Malanga.
Andy Warhol and Household Objects
Andy Warhol's Hammer and Sickles
The
Arts and the Mass Media by Lawrence Alloway
(1958)
The article which is often incorrectly credited with the first
published use of the term "Pop Art."
But Today We Collect Ads by Alison and Peter Smithson (1956)
The first published use of the term "pop art."
Ciao! Manhattan by David Weisman
Co-director David Weisman talks about the non-Warhol film Ciao! Manhattan starring Edie Sedgwick.
The Chelsea Girls by Susan Pile
Ronald Tavel Eulogy by George Abagnalo
Trash in England
An account of the censorship problems in the U.K. with Paul Morrissey's Trash from
the original U.K. program.
Andy Warhol and the Social Construction of the Late Modern Artist
by David Deitcher
Letter
to Peter and Alison Smithson by Richard
Hamilton (1957)
An early reference to the term "Pop Art."
Shopping
with Andy by Stuart Pivar (1987)
Andy Warhol's shopping companion on shopping with Andy.
Sixth
Independent Film Award by Film Culture (Summer
1964)
Why Film Culture magazine gave Warhol their annual Film Award
in 1964.
Warhol
as Filmmaker by David Bourdon (1971)
Andy Warhol biographer and art critic David Bourdon examines
Warhol's films.
Andy
Warhol at the Rowan Gallery by Norbert Lynton
(1968)
A review of Andy Warhol's 1968 exhibit at the
Rowan Gallery in England.
New
York Correspondance School by William S. Wilson
(1966)
The complete text of William S. Wilson's seminal article on Ray Johnson
that originally appeared in the very first issue of Art & Artists in 1966
- with a new introduction written by Mr. Wilson in February 2004.
Pop
Art/Art Pop, The Warhol Connection by Mary Harron
(1980)
Mary Harron would later direct the film "I Shot Andy Warhol".
This article documents her first visit and interview with Andy Warhol and
some of his cronies including Fred Hughes, Gerard Malanga, Allen Midgette,
Sterling Morrison, Glenn O'Brien and Walter Steding.
Prince of Boredom: The Repetitions and Passivities of Andy Warhol by
William S. Wilson
(1968 - with new preface written in
2004)
Art is a Jealous
Lover: May Wilson 1905 - 1986 by William S.
Wilson (2001)
Valerie Solanas stored her gun underneath American artist May Wilson's bed
at the Chelsea Hotel prior to shooting Andy Warhol.
The Madness of Making A Movie
with Holly Woodlawn by Dallas (1982)
Holly Woodlawn's friend Dallas writes about what it
was like living with Holly while they filmed Broken Goddess.
Last Post: Ray Johnson... by John Suiter (2000)
Ray Johnson was the founder of the New
York Correspondance School and also assisted Andy Warhol during the filming
of Jill Johnston (Dancing).
Empire
Conversation
John Palmer/Henry Romney/Andy Warhol/Gerard Malanga/Marie Desert/Jonas
Mekas (1964)
Very
Andy by SW?
(2002)
A review of the Andy Warhol retrospective in London from the gay magazine, QX.
Syndromes
Pop At Delmonicos by Grace Glueck (1966)
An eye-witness account of The Velvet Underground's appearance at The
New York Society for Clinical Psychiatry's banquet.
My
15 Minutes by
John Giorno (2002)
John Giorno writes about appearing in Andy Warhol's Sleep.
Candy
Darling's Funeral
A memorial from Interview magazine with comments by Baby
Jane Holzer, Sylvia Miles, Eric Emerson and Julie Newmar. (1974)
Working with Rothko: A Conversation between Roy Edwards and Ralph Pomeroy
First appeared in New American Review 12 (1971). Roy Edwards was Mark Rothko's art assistant and Ralph Pomeroy was a poet who wrote the text for Andy Warhol's portfolio, À la Recherche du Shoe Perdu.
Holly Woodlawn Interview in Atlanta (1971) by Smokey Kaufman
Interview with Julian Burroughs
Interview with Mark Sink (2012)
Interview with Abigail Rosen (2007)
Interview with Abigail Rosen who appeared with Viva in Andy Warhol's Tub Girls.
Harold Stevenson
Interview by Tawsha Brinkley Davenport (2006)
Artist Harold Stevenson was a friend of Warhol and Edie
Sedgwick and appeared in footage shot by Factoryite Danny Williams in the
1960s and
in
Andy Warhol's Heat.
A Statement by Richard Hamilton (2006)
Richard Hamilton responds to the John McHale (Jr.) interview.
Interview with John McHale (Jr.) (2006)
McHale is the son of the "father of pop."
Mark Lancaster
Interview (Part I) (2004)
Mark Lancaster is a British artist who assisted Warhol
and appeared in several of his films.
Mark Lancaster Interview (Part 2) (2004)
Allen Midgette
Interview (2004)
Allen Midgette impersonated Warhol on a college lecture tour in 1967
and appeared in various films including Lonesome Cowboys, Nude
Restaurant and Four Stars.
Interview
with Melba LaRose, Jr. (2003)
Melba LaRose played the starring role in the original
production of Jackie Curtis's play Glamour,
Glory and Gold.
Baby
Jane Holzer Interview by
Anita Pallenberg (2002)
Anita Pallenberg talks to Jane Holzer about her days as a Warhol superstar.
Andy
Warhol's Last Interview (Part 1) by Paul Taylor
(1987)
The first part of the last interview Andy Warhol gave before his death.
Andy
Warhol's Last Interview (Part 2) by Paul Taylor
(1987)
Part two of the last interview that Andy Warhol gave before his death.
Valerie Solanas Interview by Howard Smith and Brian Van Der Horst (1977)
Village Voice interview with the woman who attempted to murder Andy Warhol.
VIVA by Bob Colacello (1975)
An interview with Warhol star, Viva, in which she talks
about her life with then husband Michel Auder and recites some of her poetry.
Patti
D'Arbanville Interview (excerpt) by
Bob Colacello (1973)
Excerpt from an interview that appeared in the April 1973 issue of Interview magazine.
Geri
Miller Interview by
John Calendo (1973)
Geri Miller was the stripper in Trash and also appeared in Women
in Revolt.
Holly Woodlawn in Atlanta interview by Smokey Kaufman (1971)
BP Interviews Warhol by R. Spencer (1967)
An interview with Andy Warhol in the projection booth of
the Rhode Island School of Design.
Andy's Gang by Bill Dunning (1967)
A review of the E.P.I. show at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Inside Andy Warhol by Sterling McIlhenny and Peter Ray
An interview with Andy Warhol from 1966
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Sam Shepard and "Heartless" by Robert Heide (2012)
Heide was involved with the Caffe Cino and the author of the play The Bed which inspired Warhol to make his film, The Bed
Update on Rudy Vallée Painting (RWA Statement) (2012)
Paul Warhola Statement re: alleged painting of Rudy Vallée by Andy Warhol (2012)
Gertrude Stein expert confirms that alleged Stein sketch is not by Gertrude Stein (2012)
What Andy Warhol Didn't Do (May 2011)
Art vs. Life vs. Pop
A review of Andy Warhol (Icons of America series) by Arthur C. Danto
Pietro Psaier's therapist dies
Pietro Psaier Chronology (2008)
Pietro Psaier Claims and Contradictions
Gordon Scott: The Best Movie Tarzan Dies at 80 by Ronald Tavel (2007)
Andy Warhol's scriptwriter on Gordon Scott aka Tarzan
Factory Girl (Reviewed) (2007)
A review of the fictional Edie Sedgwick biopic, Factory Girl.
Gerard Malanga, Author
A partial list of writings by Gerard Malanga
U.S.A. vs. Larry Gagosian (2003)
James
Warhola Responds to an Uncle Andy Book Review (2003)
James Warhola is the nephew of Andy Warhol and author
of the children's book Uncle Andy's: A Faabbbulous Visit with Andy
Warhol. He responds to a review of the book in a letter to the editor
of the New York Times.
Lance
Loud by Lance Loud (2002)
Lance Loud (now sadly deceased) writes about his
battle with HIV and Hepatitis C.
Pat Ast R.I.P.
I
Shot Andy Warhol Diary by Christine Vachon (1998)
Excerpts from the personal diary of the producer of the
film, I Shot Andy Warhol.
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