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ART COLLECTION: “Los Angeles by Arthur Kales” (1920’s)

“basquiat”

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T.A ART COLLECTION: “Crumb Sketch #2”

T.A. WARHOL COLLECTION: “JED JOHSON”

Jed Johnson (December 30, 1948 – July 17, 1996) was an American interior designer and film director. Initially hired by Andy Warhol to sweep floors at Warhol’s Factory, he subsequently moved in with Warhol and became his lover. As a passenger in the First Class cabin, he was killed when TWA Flight 800 exploded shortly after takeoff in 1996.

ART COLLECTION: “3 Warhols”

“andy warhol”

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POP COLLECTION: “DUDE” (1967)

TA.TV: Andy Warhol – “Candy Darling Interview at the Whitney Museum” (1971)

An awkward interview with an unusually bashful Candy Darling at the Whitney Museum in 1971.

TA.TV: Andy Warhol – “Interview with the Factory”

David Silver interviews Andy Warhol and members of the factory about underground films.

TA.TV: Robert Crumb – “8 1/2 Minutes with Robert Crumb”

TA.TV: Andy Warhol – Screen Tests – “Couch” (1964)

Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests were filmed from early 1964 – November 1966. Although the short films became known as Screen Tests, they were originally conceived as film portraits – portraits done on film rather than canvas.

TA.TV: Andy Warhol – Screen Tests – “Mario Bananal” (1964)

Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests were filmed from early 1964 – November 1966. Although the short films became known as Screen Tests, they were originally conceived as film portraits – portraits done on film rather than canvas.

andy’s polaroids

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WARHOL COLLECTION: “Little Electric Chair” (1964)

Little Electric Chair, 1964 by Andy Warhol

WARHOL COLLECTION: “Mao” (1973)

Mao, 1973 ‘If Warhol can be regarded as an artist of strategy, his choice of Mao as a subject – as the ultimate star – was brilliant. The image of Mao taken from the portrait photograph reproduced in the Chairman’s so-called Little Red Book, is probably the one recognised by more of the earth’s population […]

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