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Andy Warhol Shoe Designs Surpass Expectations, Fetch $416K At Auction
Earlier today we brought your attention to a collection of Andy Warhol shoe prints going under the hammer at Sotheby’s in the United Kingdom. …
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Andy Warhol’s First New York Studio Hits the Real Estate Market
Andy Warhol’s first New York City studio building is up for sale. The real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield is asking $9.975 million for …
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Duchamp to Pop
Marcel Duchamp had an eye for the avant garde, able to discern the future of Western art would find itself embracing the spectacle of …
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Philadelphia Museum of Art to host ’60s Invasion party
Wednesday, March 30, isn’t just another pay-what-you-wish night at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The night will be an homage to the ’60s. Guests …
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If Andy Warhol and Twiggy dreamed up a hotel, it would be Hotel Etka
Hotel Ekta is that rare find in Paris: a boutique that gives you the service of a five-star. It’s a concept hotel, also unusual …
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Warhol’s Patek Phillippe Watch up for Auction
The king of pop art, Andy Warhol, ran with some rather eccentric characters. Standing out amongst the avant-garde scenesters of the Factory required serious …
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Banksy, Warhol Exhibit to Open in New Amsterdam Museum
The Moco Museum opening in Amsterdam at the end of this month will open with an exhibition featuring the work of Pop Art icon …
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Week of March 27 – Always have a camera
“Always have a camera on you.” – Andy Warhol We all know that Andy Warhol’s obsession with fame and celebrity was what drove his …
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Unseen Andy Warhol Footage Revealed
It has long been acknowledged that the most significant creation ever to come from the studios of Andy Warhol was Andy Warhol himself. Click …
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Miyazaki’s Reimagined Soup Cans
Andy Warhol’s childhood was defined by Campbell’s soup. “I used to drink it. I used to have the same lunch every day, for 20 …
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