Andy Warhol isn’t just a famous name in art; he’s a legend, a trailblazer, and a queer icon whose influence stretches far beyond paint and canvas. Warhol’s work is a reflection of his own ...

Bringing together a selection of work from the early career of Andy Warhol, the show is staged in Long-Sharp Gallery's ...

Get the scoop on all things ice cream at Dovecot’s latest exhibition Andy Warhol: The Textiles. See Warhol’s vibrant ice cream prints and learn about some of the science behind the making of ...

That window’s props had been made by a certain Andy ... Pop already existed out in the non-art world where Warhol had worked in the ’50s: It was standard to use details from everyday life ...

Andy Warhol ... underline the connection between art and fashion, in an unabashed embrace of 20th century commercialism. “Warhol is the defining figure of pop art, an artistic movement that ...

The New York Times Supported by By John Otis In 1962, Andy Warhol, one of the 20th-century’s pre-eminent figures in Pop Art, produced some ... a school of fish, an ice skate, a woman sunbathing ...

Pop art is simplicity incarnate, from a plainly-rendered soup can to a comic strip panel tagged with glib sarcasm. But the subversive, anarchistic nature and commercial commentary integral to the ...