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Pt. 1 Abjection and Epiphany
Ch. 1 The Boy on the Hill 3
Ch. 2 Leap of Fate 19
Ch. 3 Pop Art: Surf's Up! 61
Pt. 2 Figment
Ch. 4 Inside Anarchy's Rising Tide 79
Ch. 5 Mass Production 99
Ch. 6 That One Painting 121
Ch. 7 Portrait of the Image as "Important" Artist 147
Acknowledgments 157
Notes 159
Index 163
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Many Santill
reviewed Andy Warhol and the Can that Sold the World on August 26, 2012
Andy Warhol and the Can that Sold the World
An interesting look into the mind of Warhol and the effect that Campbell Soup Can pictures had on the art world. I remember the early days of Pop Art and how the artists were trashed by the media as they sought a way forward out of Abstract Expressionism.
Gary Indiana talks about Warhol's incessant narcissism in the later days, but much overlooked is the incredible work ethic that Warhol had from the time he first went to New York City in the early 50's and kept it up until the mid-70's when he became more of a celebrity than an artist. He was an inveterate collector, even of his own work, which is why they are still cataloguing the works he left behind.
It is a good read, but full of good commentary on Pop Art and New York art scene in the 50's and 60's, which leads me to say that the book should be savoured and read over several days to digest the comments.
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