There is perhaps no name in the art world more synonymous with fame, celebrity, and pop culture than Andy Warhol. A pioneer and bastion of Pop art—and 20th-century art on the whole—Warhol’s oeuvre has ...

"Andy Warhol: Revelation" paints an unusually complex picture of both Pop art and of contemporary faith. Andy Warhol, The Last Supper (1986), detail. This was the final series the artist exhibited ...

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art’s new exhibition, “Pop to Now: Warhol and His Legacy,” looks backward and forward at the influence of Andy Warhol, a key figure in the Pop Art movement. Across a ...

Waldo, the cartoon protagonist of the famed Where’s Waldo? series, has more in common with Andy Warhol, the godfather of Pop art, than is immediately obvious. Catherine Ingram and Andrew Rae, “Opening ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This cover image released b Putnam shows "Warhol’s Muses: The Artists, Misfits, and Superstars Destroyed by the Factory Fame ...

“I grew up in New York City, and Andy Warhol and his artwork loomed large in my imagination,” Rossi tells THR. “The diaries felt like a critical pathway to understanding the man behind the myth. It ...

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Call it a meeting of the minds, but don't expect all of the meetings to be cordial. Why? Let's just say there's a reason the LSU Museum of Art's latest exhibit has the words "friends and frenemies" in ...

There are celebrities whose persona is as famous, if not more so, than their works, or what made them stars in the first place. Andy Warhol, probably the most important artist to emerge from the 1960s ...