#andy wharhol

[oranges-ameres]

machines have less problems. i'd like to be a machine, wouldn't you?

— andy warhol

[blog-bleu]

« 10 foot flowers ». Andy Wharhol. 1967

[supersatisfyer]

Andy Wharhol

[namoradadoenzo]

Andy wharhol do interior

Michaels e James revolucionando sem pudor

De esquinas a grandes avenidas

Em becos e vielas

[odonnellphotograf]

Pop Art Food Photography

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Pop Art Food Photography

This is a fun brightly lit food photograph of bacon and eggs influenced by Andy Warhol.Please visit our website www.odonnellphotograf.com to see more professional San Diego Food Photography photos taken in North County. Also you can find us on instagram, facebook, linkedin and twitter. If your interested in food photography check out our product page for more examples of our work. #sandiegocommercialphotographer #sandiegoproductphotography #foodphotography #ofoto #skipodonnell

[fidjiefidjie]

"Seascape" de la série Do It Yourself  de 1962 🎨 😊 🖼 © Andy Warhol

Bel après-midi 🙋‍♀️

[newsflorence]

The American art to exhibit at Palazzo Strozzi

The American art to exhibit at Palazzo Strozzi

FLORENCE, ITALY – From May 28 to August 29, 2021 Palazzo Strozzi presents American Art 1961–2001, a major exhibition taking a new perspective on the history of contemporary art in the United States. The exhibition brings together an outstanding selection of more than 80 works by 50 artists including Andy Warhol, Mark Rothko, Louise Nevelson, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Bruce Nauman,…

[sportsdiva68]

Bridges everywhere in The Steel City. There's even a bridge to get you to another one of your classes at University of Pittsburgh.

[theflytrap]

Andy wharhol (BROOKLYN MUSEUM)

[akookminsupporter]

Cool thread on pop art! Doesn't all pop music today somehow unavoidably, unintentionally, reference pop art? The marketing. The visual language. Warhol kind of made the mold, or served as its Min-stradamus, in terms of pop, art and manufacture. He understood things about the future of celebrity, mythos, mass production and identity that we are still catching up to, and trying wrap our heads around today. Decades ago, he got what it took to manage a public persona. The very idea of celebrity excited him. We are living in Warhol's world with selfies, filters, social media, reality tv, 'idol'dom and digital projection of self image. BTS make art. They also ARE the art sometimes. Convening with millions of people on video stream and waxing on snack foods is pop art come alive, in a sense. BTS would have given Andy LIFE!BTS's music and iconography can flirt with food, lightness, fashion, the mundane and the commercial. It also contemplates death, life, legacy, existence, solace, persona, youth culture, impermanence, madness etc. Combining them all, and layering meanings is the essence of pop art This could describe Andy Warhol's ouvre as well. The colours, saturation and contrasts in those teaser clips could be compared aesthetically to Warhol's famous silkscreen portraits. But in philosophy, perhaps, they are even closer. Who knows? We will see! It is certainly exciting!

Damn anon, this was a great ask. I could definitely feel your excitement. My knowledge of art is limited but I do share your opinion that basically we are living in wharhol's world or the world is what wharhol envisioned. BTS is certainly a representation of that, in a way their work, not only their music but also everything associated with them can be understood as a manifestation of pop art, the commercials they make about something as simple as a piece of chicken is perhaps an example of that. I think even kpop as such could be interpreted as a manifestation of pop art, I dare say a bit more than the western industry.

[closetedskeletons]

A few of Marsha P. Johnson's Polaroids for Andy Wharhol's Ladies and gentlemen

[call-me-philgon]

So I made this...

Andy Wharhol’s Marilyn Monroe painting... using only Phil’s face

[riotmlllf]

do d00 dooO you llike ANDY wharhol? he;s my lord, my king, my religion, my idol, my life, my death, my gerard way, my snail, my

andy warhol? 

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sure?

[odonnellphotograf]

Pop Art Food Project

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Pop Art Food Project

This is a fun pop art collaboration project using a ceramic bowl created by “artist” @jermwright and the cartoon artwork was created by @kentonhoppas  This image captures everything I loved as a kid on Saturday mornings. Also you can find us on instagram, facebook, linkedin and twitter. If your interested in food photography check out our product page for more examples of our work. #sandiegocommercialphotographer #foodphotographer #odonnellphoto #ofoto #skipodonnell #popart #popartfood #saturdaymornings #childhood #cartoons #jermwright #kentonhoppas

[sonyclasica]

VARIOS ARTISTAS

ANDY WHARHOL AND MUSIC

Por primera vez se lanza, en vinilo y CD, una recopilación musical vinculada a la figura de Andy Warhol, uno de los nombres fundamentales del arte del siglo XX y con una trayectoria muy vinculada a la música de su tiempo, especialmente en los años 60 y 70. Disponible el viernes 11 de octubre.

Escúchalo/descárgalo AQUÍ

En pocas ocasiones la vida y el trabajo de un pintor han estado tan mezclados con la música como en el caso de Warhol. Por ello en esta recopilación no podían faltar temas de los grupos y músicos con los que el artista neoyorquino estuvo íntimamente ligado como Velvet Underground, Nico, Lou Reed o John Cale.

El disco podría ser una pequeña banda sonora de la vida de Warhol y comienza con dos de los temas emblemáticos de The Velvet Underground, “Sunday Morning” y “Venus in Furs”. Posteriormente, se pueden escuchar canciones de Nico, Blondie, Lou Reed, Bob Dylan o Rolling Stones, entre otros grandes nombres de la música que se relacionaron con Warhol por distintos motivos.

En la cara B del vinilo se incluyen temas contemporáneos del artista y otras piezas clásicas que por diferentes razones pueden vincularse al artista. Entre estas últimas se incluyen temas de las óperas La Flauta Mágica y La Traviata.

Sin duda que Andy Warhol & Music es solo una de las muchas propuestas de banda sonora que se podrían poner a la vida del creador del pop-art, pero también es seguro que él las escogería para escuchar en algún momento de una vida marcada por la pasión por el arte en general y la música en particular.

CONTENIDO

Side 1

1.     Sunday Morning The Velvet Underground 00:02:54                              

2.     Venus in Furs The Velvet Underground 00:05:10

3.     Chelsea Girls Nico 00:07:22                              

4.     These Days Nico 00:03:30                              

5.     Heart of Glass Blondie 00:04:07                              

6.     Sweet and Low Debbie Harry 00:04:49                              

7.     Drive The Cars 00:03:54                                              

8.     Walk on the Wild Side Lou Reed 00:04:12                              

9.     Like a Rolling Stone Bob Dylan 00:05:15                              

10.   Sister Morphine The Rolling Stones 00:05:30

11.   Open House Lou Reed & John Cale 00:04:16

12.   Cool Mac Daddy Ultra Violet 00:02:46

13.   Tribute to NJP Ryuichi Sakamoto 00:02:48

Side 2

1.     River Deep Mountain High Ike & Tina Turner 00:03:25

2.     Sunshine Superman Donovan 00:04:30

3.     Take Good Care of My Baby Bobby Vee 00:02:37

4.     Nowhere To Run [Single Version] Martha & The Vandellas 00:02:55

5.     Shout [Parts 1 & 2] The Isley Brothers 00:04:27              

6.     I Saw Linda Yesterday Dickey Lee 00:02:00

7.     Petrushka: Tableau IV - Fête populaire de la semaine grasse Ernest Ansermet 00:09:57              

8.     Mass in C Major, K.317 "Krönungsmesse": VI Sanctus Igor Markévitch 00:02:14

9.     La Traviata, Act III: Addio del passato Maria Callas 00:03:25

10.   Die Zauberflöte, K. 620, Act II: Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen Rita Streich 00:02:59

11.   Quatuor pour la fin du Temps: V. Louange à l'éternité de Jésus Wolfgang Meyer 00:08:09

[kyrieanne]

A conversation over s'mores

J, KA's best friend: Speaking of saggy nut sack...

KA: Were we speaking about saggy nut sacks?

J: My marshmallow looks like one.

KA checks, agrees.

J: I took my seminary students to the art museum today for a private tour of their collections, which included a set of polaroids from Andy Wharhol that had sketches of his works on the Last Supper next to a bunch of photos he took of men, their penises, and a few saggy nut sacks.

KA: I'm really looking forward to where you're going with this.

J: It was a perfect discussion about how Wharhol was a Christian, but a very private one, whose work included Christian images. My favorite of his Last Supper pieces has the outline of da Vinci's painting juxtaposed with modern logos like GE and Dove soap. I contrasted that with Matisse who was commissioned to paint a chapel in France, but wasn't a Christian. What is the relationship between an artist's faith and specifically Christian art?

KA: I love that we can go from saggy nut sacks to ontological questions.

J: (mumbles cause her mouth is full of s'more)