Warhol's obsessive cataloging in the diaries and his genre-bending and sleight-of-hand banalities in The Philosophy of Andy Warhol (1975) feel intimately linked to Kraus's writing, as well as to Wayne Koestenbaum's Hotel Theory (2007) ...

In 1965 Andy Warhol shifted his focus to film and performance art, even though he continued to paint and gain popularity over his limited edition prints produced in this time. Warhol produced a number of films and multimedia events. ...

The story is penned with a personal touch that allows the reader to warm their own skin against the heat of Gag's passion for art ("I can't help it that I've got to draw and paint forever; I cannot stop; I cannot; cannot, CANNOT. ...

I don't think I could ever love any of Kadir Nelson's illustrations more than I did in ELLINGTON WAS NOT A STREET by Ntozake Shange, however, the power of the oil paintings in this offering is undeniable. (7 and up) ...

Bold paintings capture both the dark night and bright spirits; there was something especially chilling in the illustration of Klansman painted on their horses. Taking a cue from Bessie, this story depicts its underlying racial theme ...

In April the mothership album, Sticky Fingers, appears with a sleeve designed by Andy Warhol, which depicts a mystery groin complete with adjustable zipper! While the rock ‘n’ roll is sleazier than ever, a beautifully damaged haze hangs ...

This presentation allows visitors to be immersed in Warhol’s way of thinking, living and working. Paintings and prints of famous icons including Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s soup tins, are shown alongside video, TV programmes, films, ...

(Henry Geldzahler about Keith Haring; “Keith Haring – The Authorized Biography” by John Gruen, A Fireside Book, 1991). Pop artist and icon Keith Haring, much like his artistic idol Andy Warhol, used bright colors, bold lines and simple ...

The most widely recognized painting that he did was a portrait of Marilyn Monroe in 1967. Ok, enough of history, let’s get to the meat of the topic. Here’sa tutorial (the easiest way I know) on how to get that Andy Warhol effect on your ...

Warhol was perhaps getting back at Dylan, who had lured Edie Sedgwick away from the Factory in the mid-'60s and who'd later swapped a silver Elvis painting Andy had given him for a couch. Another equally iconic Factory visitor, ...