Andy Warhol Art and Films

Time 2020-12-16 05:02:35

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October - December 2020 to August - October 2020 Seller called Royal Palace Gallery is selling signed prints alleged to be by Andy Warhol on Ebay Prints (with COA) sold by theroyalpalace on Ebay December 14, 2020: A considerable amount of works alleged by their sellers to be by Andy Warhol, including works with signatures alleged to be by Warhol, have been appearing on Ebay since the Andy Warhol Foundation started selling authentic drawings and ephemera on the auction site. For instance, a seller calling itself theroyalpalace is selling works at bargain basement prices (one currently selling at about $10). The Royal Palace Gallery indicates it is a family based gallery located in Europe since 1978 and that their prints come directly from Europe in the Description Section at the bottom of the page of its Warhol prints. (The page can be accessed on a mobile by clicking on show more in the Item Description.) In other areas of the listing, it indicates the item is coming from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In the UK, if someone wants to use the words royal or royalty in the name of a business, company, or product, they have to seek permission first. Ebay has offices in the UK and are advertising the items in the UK. Their UK Headquarters are located at 1 Heron Square, Richmond, London TW9 1EJ. The Certificate of Authenticity that accompanies the prints is NOT by the Andy Warhol Foundation. Authenticated prints, which appear in the prints cat. rais., are given a specific catalogue number. These prints do not have such a number. The Andy Warhol Museum is closed until January 3, 2021 The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh will be closed until January 3, 2021 due to Covid regulations. Andy Warhol Foundation is selling Warhol drawings on Ebay December 10, 2020: Remember the days when Ebay was being used to sell unauthenticated works and ephemera alleged to be by Andy Warhol (such as the Pietro Psaier scandal which became one of the Ten Art Moments of 2008 in the Daily Telegraph)? Now the official Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is teaming up with Ebay to sell legitimate drawings by Andy Warhol for charity. The drawings have been authenticated by the Foundation which is also the charity receiving the funds from the sale. See Happy Andy Warholidays. Memories... One of the first versions of warholstars.org in 2001 December 2, 2020: This site began almost twenty years ago. It is the longest running personal website about Andy Warhol on the net. Over the years, I've been privileged to meet and correspond with many of the surviving superstars and scholars who are no longer with us. I would never have been able to do it the site without the support of people like Billy Name, Callie Angell, Matt Wrbican and Bill Wilson - all of whom are, sadly, no longer with us. If you'd like to see one of the earliest versions of the site there is one (pictured above) at archive.org. Once you are there, check out the messages section which includes an early announcement about the Jackie Curtis documentary by the director, Craig Highberger, and a short plea for help by one of Eric Emerson's kids which eventually led to my Wonderboy essay. Bill Wilson's collection of works by Ray Johnson will be exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago from January 2021 William S. Wilson's collection of works by Ray Johnson will be exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago from January 23 to May 17, 2021. (Johnson was a friend of Andy Warhol and is on the cover of Callie Angell's Films of Andy Warhol, Part II, helping Warhol film Jill Johnston Dancing.) Bill was a friend who I still miss dearly. The Art Institute is using his image of Elvis Presley (created before Warhol's Elvis) to advertise the show (see above). In an email from 2005 about Jackson Pollock and the comic book character Little King, Bill mentioned that he was going back to the original title, Oedipus for the Elvis painting: From: Parllw@aol.com Subject: The Little King Date: 2 September 2005 at 20:34:48 BST To: garycom@blueyonder.co.uk three Warhol cartoon paintings: Little King I mention The Little King in the essay on Pollock and Johnson in Dear Jackson Pollock. Most significantly, Pollock had painted a painting he had titled The Little King, but then he painted over it and retitled the canvas Galaxy. I mention a bit of the meaning of this event in that essay. Note, for chronology, that Pollock's popular--art reference is earlier than his Abstract Expressionism, which, with its drips, was satirized by Ray Johnson with his Elvis Presley. I am going back to the original title, Oedipus. The obituary I wrote when Bill died is at William S. Wilson: good-bye my dear friend. Bill was a big part of my life. He still is. Excerpt from the excerpt of The Real World: My friendship with Bill lasted longer than my correspondence with Mark and became deeper as time went on. Our shared gossip about the art world evolved into gossip about the world in general. Bill became my Rock of Gibraltar, my security blanket, the friend I turned in times of need. I felt closer to him than I did to most of my younger London friends. When my father died in 2005, I turned to Bill. My reminiscing about my father caused Bill to reminisce about his. Although he talked about his mother a lot - the artist May Wilson - I realised that I hardly knew anything about his father. Bill wrote: My father was politically radical in the 1930s, but because serving a few terms in the legislature, followed the Democratic Party line and platform, while nursing hopes of something more socialist. He didn't budge much, so as the social policies liberalized, eventually they caught up with his positions, and in some way passed him by. Gradually he seemed relatively conservative, but still mostly voting Democratic (Eisenhower was probably the exception), and when the Soviet Empire dissolved a Marxist communist state, he said that they (Communists) had not been given enough time. I had no idea that Bill's father had been a legislator for the state of Maryland. The only other time he mentioned his father was in regard to a story on my site about Holly Woodlawn and how she had avoided the draft during the Vietnam War. Holly, the transvestite “superstar” who co-starred with Joe Dallesandro in Trash, had shown up at the draft board during the Vietnam War era wearing “hot pants and sandals, with a dab of blush for color.” She was promptly excused from service when the doctor noticed she had breasts due to hormone treatments. Bill responded with Oh Holly! The courage! What balls!! Then he told me about his own experience with the draft during an earlier war and the relief his father felt when he was deemed unsuitable for military service: I would have to go someday, so I asked to be drafted because I was at an impasse in the horrors of graduate school. I went to the induction center, ready for the army, but when I asked the doctors about a fatal arthritis I had been diagnosed as suffering from, showed them the diagnosis by the doctor who had taught two of them, I was sent home.. I, who thrive on ordeals, was exempted for a fatal disease I didn't know I didn't have, although part of the treatment, with radium, could have killed me. I was dismissed as we were getting into line for the bus to Camp Meade. So then I taxied to the Baltimore Museum of Art, where I was fetched by my father, he still wrecked emotionally by my departure toward killing fields... I envied the relationship that Bill had with his father. I’m not so sure that my father would have been “wrecked emotionally” if I had volunteered for military service during the Vietnam War. He probably would have been disappointed if I had been rejected. Fortunately, the draft had ended by the time I reached my 18th birthday. Bill's story led, as usual, to a story about Ray Johnson; in this instance an explanation of how Ray avoided being drafted. Johnson was rejected because of a murmur of the heart,” which Bill noted was “bureaucratic code for homosexual in those days. He added, I have a friend who still thinks that he has a heart murmur, but the doctor heard something in his voice saw something in his demeanor, not in his heart.” The Warhol Museum presents Transmissions online from December 1, 2020 November 14, 2020: The Warhol Museum is proud to partner with Visual AIDS for Day With(out) Art 2020 by presenting TRANSMISSIONS, an online program consisting of six new videos considering the impact of HIV and AIDS beyond the United States. The online premiere is November 30, 2020. This program is presented in honor of Thomas Sokolowski... who passed away in May. Tom was one of the founders of Day With(out) Art and served as director of the museum from 1996 to 2010. Online launch of new Marcel Duchamp book November 13, 2020: There will be an online launch of Duchamp's Pipe: A Chess Romance Marcel Duchamp George Koltanowski on November 19, 2020. Event is free, registration required. Jackie Curtis documentary is now on Amazon Prime October 23, 2020: Craig Highberger's documentary, Superstar in a Housedress - about his friend and superstar, Jackie Curtis, who appeared in Women in Revolt - is now available on Amazon Prime. In addition to appearing in Paul Morrissey's film, Curtis was also a playwright and actor on the Off-Off-Broadway scene. Her productions include Glamour, Glory and Gold and Vain Victory. Studio 54 exhibition opens in December L to R: Andy Warhol, Calvin Klein, Brook Shields, Steve Rubell at Studio 54 October 19, 2020: Studio 54: Night Magic opens at the Art Gallery of Ontario on December 26, 1920 and runs until April 5, 2021. It will be followed by the Tate Modern Warhol exhibition which opens at the AGO on May 22, 2021 and runs until August 29, 2021. Richard Avedon Front cover of the Richard Avedon biography October 19, 2020: The Richard Avedon biography, What Becomes a Legend Most: Richard Avedon, by Philip Gefter is out now. to more news Sections and essays Andy Warhol: From Nowhere to Up There Warholstars Timeline From Abstract Expressionism to Pop Andy Warhol's Superstars Selected Andy Warhol Exhibitions Andy Warhol's Films Andy Warhol's TV Mark Lancaster interview Andy Warhol in UK and Germany The Chelsea Girls Jonas Mekas and the Film-makers' Cinematheque Expanded Cinema? 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