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Warhol is the most famous pop-artist who was trying to mix in his salon features video, art and music. It was "non-mainstream and non-traditional art".
Spanning the entire career of the legendary artist, Andy Warhol Retrospective brings together approximately 200 works from the early 1940s through 1986, including examples from such landmark series as Campbells Soup Cans, Marilyn, Jackie, Mao, Flowers, Disaster, and Self-Portraits The exhibition also includes Warhols early drawings, as well as the first groundbreaking hand-painted, black-and-white works depicting common objects of the early 1960s. Of particular focus are the 1960s Disaster paintingsincluding Suicide, Electric Chair, and Car Crashand groups of work seldom seen together, such as Most Wanted Men.
To browse through exhibition reviews and Warhol-related web sites, check out the MOCA Forums current feature: Warhol on the web
Andy Warhol Retrospective was organized by Heiner Bastian for the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin. This exhibition is sponsored by Merrill Lynch. Angeleno is the exclusive magazine sponsor. Jaguar is the official automotive sponsor. Generous support has been provided by The Broad Art Foundation; the City of Los Angeles; Lillian P. and Jon B. Lovelace; Jane and Marc Nathanson; Gilbert B. Friesen; Cynthia A. Miscikowski and Douglas Ring; Peter Morton; The Buehler Family Foundation; Maria and William Bell; E. Blake Byrne; Audrey M. Irmas; The Kwon Family; Lisa and T. Willem Mesdag; Paula and Allan Rudnick; Betye Monell Burton; Mandy and Cliff Einstein; Lenore S. and Bernard A. Greenberg; Mary and Robert Looker; Susan Bay-Nimoy and Leonard Nimoy; Mark Siegel; Pamela and George Smith; the Wolff Family Foundation; Janet and Tom Unterman; Steve and Jamie Tisch Foundation; Beatrice and Philip Gersh; The MOCA Projects Council; and the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. Significant promotional support has been provided by the Los Angeles Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Andy Warhol''s TV
(Produced for Madison Square Garden Network - 9 thirty min. episodes on 1" videotape)
Filmed: 1983
Guests include: Including: Debbie Harry, Ali MacGraw, Horst, Issey Miyake, Cindy Sherman, Harvey Fierstein, Bianca Jagger, Donna Karan, Sting, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, Brooke Shields, Pee Wee Herman, SPARKS, Frank Zappa, Jerry Hall, Bob Mackie (VT15)- 1969-1987