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The Andy Warhol of Philosophy and the Philosophy of Andy Warhol
Critical Inquiry, 1998Andy Warhol himself once explained, in words close to Wilde's, "If you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface: of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There's nothing behind it."' This remark, whether taken as all too true or as coyly misleading, is itself generally judged in a superficial way.
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2019
Abstract This chapter provides an interpretation of Andy Warhol’s eight-hour film Empire which excavates some of the philosophical themes that film advances in a way that can be considered to be an instance of movie made philosophy.
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Abstract This chapter provides an interpretation of Andy Warhol’s eight-hour film Empire which excavates some of the philosophical themes that film advances in a way that can be considered to be an instance of movie made philosophy.
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Art Journal, 1963
At Bennington College, I showed slides of Andy Warhol's work, first in a Seminar on Art Criticism to eight girls, and a little later to an Art History class of about fifty girls (one of whom was Suzy Stanton). This meant that about one girl in six in the College had seen the slides, but none of them had seen any original paintings by him.
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At Bennington College, I showed slides of Andy Warhol's work, first in a Seminar on Art Criticism to eight girls, and a little later to an Art History class of about fifty girls (one of whom was Suzy Stanton). This meant that about one girl in six in the College had seen the slides, but none of them had seen any original paintings by him.
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