#daniel warhol

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This HAS to have been done before

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PotD_1321a_BelAmi_fleshjack : JeanDaniel + Kevin + Kris + Dolph

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Udo Kier in Blood for Dracula taken by Andy Warhol

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Christopher Makos presents PARTY with vintage portraits and contact sheets in Santa Fe

Early works by Christopher Makos featured in new solo exhibition at Daniel Cooney Fine Art From April 5 to May 24, 2025, Daniel Cooney Fine Art will present PARTY, the third solo exhibition by Christopher Makos, and the first to be held by the gallery in Santa Fe. The exhibition includes over 40 vintage photographs by the artist, primarily dating from the earlier part of his career. All works…

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Glittering unicorns: Expert Webcast’s “CMO Toe-to-Toe” with host Joseph Panetta and guest yours truly #lma23 #lmamkt

Thank you, Joseph Panetta and Anna Spektor at Expert Webcast for this opportunity to talk about authenticity, branding, marketing (legal or otherwise), and community. This conversation Friday afternoon sent me into the weekend on Cloud 9. Such a joy to be able to share stories with a friend I love and admire. Joseph, you are THE consummate host – prepared, warm, accessible, kind. Such a welcoming…

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A list of artists who have recorded at Real Wirld Studios:

A-Ha, Alicia Keys, Alison Sudol, Amy Winehouse, Anne-Marie, Arctic Monkeys, Ben Howard, Beyoncé, Birdy, Björk, Black Grape, Blake, Bløf, Bonnie Rait, Charlie Simpson, Charlie Winston, Chris De Burgh, Crowded House, Daniel Caesar, Daniel Lanois, Daniel Powter, Dappy, Deep Purple, Dirty Pretty Things, Divorce, Dub Colossus, Elbow, Eliza Carthy, Ezra Collective, Florence Welch, Foals, Freya Ridings, Gabrielle Aplin, Gary Barlow, George Ogilvie, Ginger Baker, Goldfrapp, Guns N’ Roses, Haloo Helsinki!, Happy Mondays, Harry Styles, Headie One, Hot Chip, Ida Mae, I’m With Her, Indigo Girls, J Hus, James Morrison, Jay-Z, Jimi Goodwin, Jorja Smith, Joseph Arthur, Kaiser Chiefs, Kanye West, Kasabian, King Crimson, KT Tunstall, Kylie Minogue, Laura Marling, Loreena McKennitt, Lianne La Havas, Ludovico Einaudi, Maggie Rogers, Manic Street Preachers, Marillion, Marina and the Diamonds, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Massive Attack, Mel C, Michael Ball, Midge Ure, Mumford and Sons, Muse, Natasha Bedingfield, Neil Davidge, New Order, New West, Nick Mulvey, Noisettes, Ocean Colour Scene, Paloma Faith, Paolo Nutini, Papa Wemba, Paul Oakenfold, Paul Simon, Pixies, Placebo, Rag’n’Bone Man, Ray LaMontagne, Reef, Robert Plant, Roger Waters, Rudimental, Sade, Sam Smith, Sault, Seal, Simple Minds, Skindred, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Stereophonics, Stornoway, Sub Focus, Suzi Quatro, Sweet, Take That, Tears For Fears, Thomas Dolby, Tion Wayne, The Bad Plus, The Beautiful South, The Calling, The Coral, The Courteeners, The Dandy Warhols, The Doves, The Gloaming, The Heavy, The Pretenders, The Strypes, The Vamps, The Waterboys, Tom Jones, Toto, Travis, Ultravox, Vampire Weekend, Van Morrison, Vanessa Carlton, Wet Wet Wet, Wilkinson, Yoko Takahashi

And now Louis Tomlinson. At least as of 25 March 2025. The studio was founded by Pete Gabriel so it has some solid history.

When Louis posts a photo from a studio, the normal response is usually to anticipate new music, not jump deeper into a conspiracy.

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Daniel Heidkamp - Sunset at Warhol's

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I don’t know why some consider Daniel to be stupid? Just because he didn’t go to college. He knows how to run a successful business and became wealthy and stable. He’s got to be at least fairly good at math and have at least some business skills to make it year in and year out.

Daniel is very trusting, or he was - he wants to be. He's happiest when he assumes the good in someone and is proven right. Which would be most of the time. But some think that is stupid because when you are suspicious of everyone you can never get duped. Which is true, but it also stops you from forming reciprocal relationships: I help you and I trust you to help me. Which usually gets better results anyway, if you can stand up to the minority of people who will try to dupe you. Some people see being open enough for a person with bad intentions to get to you as stupidity, but these same people may also not have many friends, and taken to their logical extreme, they also betray the friends they do have. Daniel doesn't really have it in him to be like that. He tries, sometimes, to dupe people himself but when he does, everybody says he seems off. He's helped build a reputation for reliability and friendliness and that will get you loyalty; people return to him even when he possibly doesn't hand out the highest bonuses. But he will get you time off and you get to have breaks and reasonable working hours, see how that works?

What Daniel isn't, is very high brow. He will know an enormous amount about cooking and karate, but I don't really think he enjoys museums overly much, is passionate about films, theatre and the like. Funnily enough, if he let himself, that is Johnny. He has convinced himself that liking high culture isn't manly, but he is really, utterly into music and stories and he also likes building things. If you let him hear a remix of classical music and told him where more of that awesome music was to be found, or took him to an exposition and then slow drip fed him other stuff... He'd latch onto it. Daniel wouldn't. He likes his house and garden to look pretty, he would politely nod at a museum, but he would only really get into it when it was important to another person...and then he'd do a deep dive. If he'd stayed with Kumiko he would know everything about her types of dance. But he would not seek out other kinds by himself. That's not stupid, but it's not the cultured image really smart people have. Those people are very interested in ideas, and things like art and philosophy and mathematics are full of that. Daniel is more down to earth, but he's extremely interested in people. He may not be into ancient Persian anything specifically, but if it is important to Anoush, then he wants to know everything. But left to his own devices, Daniel enjoys a good kata, good company, good food and pleasant entertainment... And being there for people and what they bring. That's smart, if not intellectual.

Johnny though, Johnny would go insane in trivia contests, and if you find the right museum, I think he'd seek out more. Start with Warhol (bikes! Murica!) and before you know it, you could get him raving about Ancient Egyptian symbolism. But you need to offer him a way in.

Daniel would wander off to find the cafetaria and the gift shop.

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In 2021 the limited series on the career of designer Halston (Roy Halston Frowick, portrayed by Ewan McGregor) waltzed down Netflix's catwalk. Now we have at least three series chronicling the lives and careers of designers.

Currently on Disney+ in Europe is the exquisite CRISTÓBAL BALENCIAGA centering on, guess who? Spanish designer Cristobal Balenciaga, starring Alberto San Juan (Reyes De La Noche) as Balenciaga.

It's an interesting story about this enigmatic fashion genius that shows his steadfastness in his devotion to fashion to the sacrifice, some may say, of ethics due to the fact that while other fashion houses were shut down during Germany's occupation of some parts of France, he readily made clothes for the significant others of German soldiers.

The series also shines a light on Balenciaga's relationship with his creative partner and love-of-his-life Wladzio d'Attainville (played by Thomas Coumans).

Among the designers who appear or are name-checked in CRISTÓBAL BALENCIAGA is Christian Dior and Coco Chanel. These two fashion legends will appear in AppleTV+'s upcoming mini-series THE NEW LOOK with Ben Mendelsohn as Dior and Juliette Binoche as Coco Chanel and takes place during Germany's occupation of France.

THE NEW LOOK will feature covers of classics by Florence + and The Machine, Lana del Rey, The 1975, Perfume Genius and more.

Sometimes this year (at least I hope this year) will be KAISER KARL (apparently the title may be changed) starring Daniel Brühl as Kunty Karl Lagerfeld

centering on him as a 38-year old trying to break into the Parisian world of high fashion where he finds himself in competition with he finds himself in competition with French fashion giants like Yves Saint Laurent.

The only Yves Saint Laurent depiction worth a damn. RIP beautiful Gaspard Ulliel 

What is fashion if there's no one to wear it? For example, the high society ladies that will be depicted in the upcoming installment of FX's FEUD: CAPOTE VS. THE SWANS.

Hopefully this series will do justice to the mythos behind writer Truman Capote's nuclear fall out with the so-called Swans - a moniker Capote gave the socialites whose company he kept and whose secrets he didn't.

Playing Capote is Tom Hollander

Naomi Watts as Babe Paley, wife of CBS founder William S. Paley (which the annual PaleyFest is named after), Diane Lane as Slim Keith, ex-wife of famed director Howard Hawks, producer Leland Hayward amongst others; Calista Flockhart as Lee Radziwill, sister of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Demi Moore Ann Woodward who got her place in society by being the wife of a banking heir,

Demi, that looks like a flamingo, not a swan.

Chloe Sevigny as Andy Warhol and Salvador Dali muse C.Z. Guest, Molly Ringwald as JoAnne Carson, ex-wife of late-night talk show host Johnny Carson and the only Swan who remained friends with Capote after his ouster from their social circle.

TBT Elle magazine getting animated with fashion.

Goofy as Kunty Karl Lagerfeld.

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More Daniel Molloy headcanons: He attended Bret Easton Ellis' notorious graduation party in 1986 (the one Andy Warhol also attended) and Armand was his plus one. He was sober for about 20 years but relapsed almost immediately after becoming a vampire. Just went immortal Bright Lights Big City mode but ended up doing a lot more ketamine than cocaine by accident and coming to terms with his sexuality while k-holing. And he's my best friend

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a late 70s- early 80s devil's minion revisit would be potentially so cool bcs i just know armand would drag daniel to nyc and be hanging out with andy warhol and philip glass and keith haring and basquiat and cindy sherman and eric bogosian and sonic youth in soho

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"I only met him once, and he took pictures of me. I met the Lagerfeld that everybody has in mind, the persona that he had created, like Warhol. It was in Berlin, 15 or 20 years ago. It was for a magazine, and he took black-and-white pictures of a couple of actors. And he thought that I was cool because I didn’t want to squeeze myself like the other actors who were behaving like monkeys because they wanted to get on the cover. I found [sic] It’s so embarrassing and my Spanish pride was against it. So I stepped away, and he looked at me and gave me a little nod. And then later on, he took pictures of me alone. And now, 20 years later, I got a call two days ago that we found an assistant who has the original print because I couldn’t find it anywhere. And then I was told the anecdote that after the shooting, he said, ‘Wasn’t that the guy from ‘Goodbye Lenin? You have to find a cinema for me where I can watch the film with you. And he did. And after that, he said, I like this guy.’"

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Julee Cruise, December 1, 1956 – June 9, 2022.

As Andy Warhol and with Daniel Reichard playing Keith Haring in a 2003 production of Radiant Baby directed by George C. Wolfe.

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Influences

Fellow artists, tell me your influences! Works by which artists have influenced your own?

My own art is influenced by works by a diverse array of artists, including: Warwick Goble, Arthur Rackham, Aubrey Beardsley, J.R.R. Tolkien, Andy Warhol, Hergé, Dr, Seuss, Erol Otus, Jim Holloway, Daniel Horne, Jean E. Martin, Angus McBride, and various medieval artists.

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Glittering unicorns: Expert Webcast’s “CMO Toe-to-Toe” with host Joseph Panetta and guest yours truly #lma23 #lmamkt

Thank you, Joseph Panetta and Anna Spektor at Expert Webcast for this opportunity to talk about authenticity, branding, marketing (legal or otherwise), and community. This conversation Friday afternoon sent me into the weekend on Cloud 9. Such a joy to be able to share stories with a friend I love and admire. Joseph, you are THE consummate host – prepared, warm, accessible, kind. Such a welcoming…

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Listed: Jad Fair

Photo: Brian Birzer

Jad Fair’s music has been described as “art punk,” “primitive rock,” “naive pop,” and “experimental,�� though none of those labels quite capture what it is. Never encumbered by the conventions of songwriting or technical virtuosity, or the idea that an instrument should be tuned, the guitarist/singer/visual artist always made the music that felt most natural. It’s not an experiment, he has said. It just is.

In the mid 1970s Fair started Half Japanese with his brother, David. In 1980 they released their famously audacious debut, a triple album called Half Gentlemen/Not Beasts. It was a raw explosion of teenage boy id. The brothers, both on vocals, indulged obsessions (girls, mostly) over discordant guitars and drums that bubbled and burst like boiling water.

Half Japanese has released many records since, in addition to the mountains of music that Fair has put out over the years, solo and in collaboration with Daniel Johnson, Yo La Tengo, Teenage Fanclub and many others. Over the course of 2021 he released two albums a week on Bandcamp, and then started making music with singer/songwriter/multiinstrumentalist Samuel Locke Ward. They just released their second record, Destroy All Monsters about which Dusted’s Margaret Welsh wrote that “In its warmth and sincerity, Destroy All Monsters straddles a strange line: It impersonates flimsy holiday novelty but resonates on a deeper level. Here are some of Fair’s favorite records.

It’s difficult to just choose 10 albums. There are so many albums that I love.

The Shaggs — Philosophy Of The World

I first heard Philosophy Of The World in 1979. I was given a cassette of it and immediately took to it. It was like no other album I’d heard. The music and lyrics are so sweet and sincere. I was very pleased that I was asked to do cover art for the release of The Dot Wiggin Band’s album Ready! Get! Go!. When I saw Dot’s band perform I was surprised to see that the musicians were reading music. I asked Dot about it and was told that the music for the Shaggs was written out.

The Modern Lovers — The Modern Lovers

In 1974 I read an interview of Jonathan Richman in Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine. I was impressed with what Jonathan had to say. When the Modern Lovers album was released I sent away for it and was floored by it. It’s a super fine album.

Spider John Koerner — Some American Folk Songs Like They Used To

Spider John Koerner is one of my favorite folk musicians. It’s a shame that very few people have heard the album. I think it’s his best.

Lord Invader — Calypso Travels

I’m a huge fan of calypso music. Lord Invader is a great calypsonian. I love the way he sings and his band is top of the top.

The Stooges — Fun House

I grew up in Michigan and when I was a teen, most of my favorite bands were from Michigan. Michigan had The MC5, The Stooges, Question Mark and the Mysterians, Destroy All Monsters and Motown. I felt I was living in the best state for music.

Daniel Johnston — Hi How Are You?

In 1984 my band Half Japanese had a tour with a stop in Austin. Daniel’s manager (Jeff Tartakov) gave me a cassette of Daniel’s album. During the tour we played it over and over in the van. I know many amazing musicians. What’s rare is a musician that is also a fine lyricist. Daniel was one of the best. He was a genius, and I was so lucky to have worked with him.

Bob Dylan — Basement Tapes

I like the relaxed feel of the songs. Bob Dylan and the Band were such a great match. Super fine songs and super playing.

Howlin Wolf — The Complete RPM and Chess Singles

In the early 1970s, I bought a lot of albums of Howling Wolf. It’s hard to beat Howling Wolf as a performer. He had power and charisma.

NRBQ — All Hopped Up

NRBQ is my favorite band. When I lived on the East Coast I would go to see them anytime they had a show in Maryland or DC. Definitely the finest live band I’ve seen.

James Brown — Live At The Apollo

It’s hard to pick just one James Brown album. He released so many great albums. Live At The Apollo has James in top form. It’s a brilliant performance. It’s star time!