Andy Warhol was, from the start, concerned about fame, glamour and money, devoid of a philosophy of art – despite his book
The Philosophy of Andy Warhol. And yet, it was Warhol, more than any of his contemporaries, who moved art from the abstract expressionism of Jackson Pollock to pop art, in the process replacing modernism, with postmodernism still playing itself out today.
The arc of Warhol’s life can be easily summarised: He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1928, the child of Czech immigrants. He was his mother’s favourite, his father being away for extended periods working in coal mines and on construction sites. He completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1949, after which he moved to New York, where he became a highly successful commercial artist, producing window displays and adverts for large companies for a decade.
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a bizarre journey experiencing themselves and their environments a new how our perceptions interpret nature and the elements are a feature of the show by all of us on the danish icelandic berlin based contemporary art star who is highly paid world famous and he makes a few demands of his audience. so. after some time is going to a museum can be hard work again it s not like going to the supermarket we re here to question ourselves and to see ourselves in the context of the wider world. in the context. the exhibition is called in real life and it shows a few decades of his work where natural spectacles like a wall of moss or rain that only falls inside the window but not outside have been a constant feature back in 2003 uninspired more than 2000000 visitors at the tate