POST WARHOL PREDICTION: IN THE FUTURE ANISH KAPOOR WILL CREATE A STRANGE SHAPED ALL RED CAR FOR THE BMW ART CAR SERIE
The blog about the ongoing influence of Andy Warhol's philosophy in the 21 st century. From art to instant fame, sex, beauty, celebrity gossip obsession, business or fitness why we live in a Warholian world more than ever.
«There was a party at the Statue of Liberty but I've already read publicity of me going to it so I felt it was done already.
Quiconque n'a jamais mis les pieds dans un magasin à un dollar ne peut pas comprendre cette évidence. Ce n'est pas la pauvreté qui est insupportable. Ce sont les pauvres.
«J'ai fait de plus loin que moi un voyage abracadabrant
«I was sent to the Phillipines for six months and I met Imelda Marcos which was awful. I dressed her up as I was doing fittings, but they were ugly, terrible clothes, so I was dressing up very badly»
«I think it would be terrific if everybody was alike»
«I think gay people have different eyes. I see beauty in everything, be it a man's body or a woman's body. Or even a McDonald's....When I showed Andy my photographs, he said they were beautiful. I learned he said that about everything.. But there was a trickle -down effect at Interview: Andy wanted everything in the magazine to be beautiful and that was conveyed by Marc Balet to me. That philosophy has really affected my work. I still want everything to look beautiful, even if it's wild»
I watched Giant on TV from 1:00 to 5:30. It's so long. I even went to church in between and when I came back it was still on. James Dean's acting when he gets old is the worst thing. But they did a good thing -when he's drunk and talking into the microphones it's like a rock star, he's on top of the microphone and it's just noises coming out and it's so abstract.
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L'art Pop dans les années 1960 se faisait éclatant, jusque dans la série télévisée Batman. Les célèbres Pow, Wham ou Boum des scénes de combats contre les vilains trouvèrent d'ailleurs un écho fort intéressant lorsque en 1966 Roy Lichtenstein fut invité à réaliser la couverture de Batman pour le TV Guide de l'époque.
«He was an outsider, and as such, the perfect fan, a stargazer who sat in the darkness of gilded 1940's movie palaces spellbound by the American dream. And like the newly-minted Hollywood moguls who spun gold from celluloid illusions, Warhol did more than buy the dream; he became it.»
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