WARHOL, ANDY AND HIS WORLD. Louisiana Revy. Vol. 40 No. 2 April 2000

Denmark 2000. The life and work of Warhol is interconnected in a manner unlike any other artist. One of the preeminent depicters of the society of the spectacle, Warhol became a spectacle unto himself, hobnobbing with celebrities and creating an ongoing hipster scene around his image. As his work has continued to grow in popularity, and critical positions on him proliferate, the depth and ambiguity of his oevre becomes clearer, and his scholars and audiences alike now see him for the prophetic visionary that he was. This catalogue presents an amazing selection of his work from throughout his career - from his early Brillo boxes and silkscreens of auto accidents and electric chairs, to his “portraits” of Elvis, Marilyn, Liz, Mao, and Queen Elizabeth II, to film stills and self-portraits - as well as extensive essays on Warhol and the world he reflected and created. What emerges is an artist who addressed death and mortality as much as he did commodity fetishism and celebrity., English/Danish, Year2000, Illust. B/W36, Illust. Color70, ISBN 8790029488, Code 5625. Softbound, In Pristine Condition, Location of Exhibition: Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark, 2000, Index. Cat. of exh. Bio. Pages 87, Size 10”x 8”