Andy Warhol

Warhol 's attitude is more confusing society. He did not hide the relationship with commercial art like other artists, he deleted that line to draw a line between it and genuine art. "The image made by a pop artist shows that anyone walking Broadway can recognize it soon." (Warhol) Popular artists' characters compete in the art market. Objects can be consumed. Warhol never objected to this situation, he did a lot of things to clarify - in fact it is to promote new extreme complications.

TV: Andy Warhol dreams of a special TV program about his favorite theme. In the latter part of his career, he produced two cable television programs, "Andy Warhol television series 1982 and Andy Warhol" 15 minutes "(based on his famous" Five "in 1986 A fine reputation "quote" has been created for MTV, in addition to his own program he often appeared in guest appearances, including one of the Midwestern wives (Marion Ross), The Love Boat On another show you were worried about Andy Warhol going with her, together she revealed her secret as Warhol's superstar Marina Delray, Mr. Warhol also said that New York I made a television commercial for Shraft restaurant in the city and made an ice cream dessert called "underground sundae".

LIVERPOOL.- Andy Warhol (1928-1987), one of the most important and influential artists after the war, is a central figure related to pop art. Passing Andy Warhol was the first person to explore his experiment of redefining the role of Warhol in building a new platform to disseminate art and the art of practice and distribution of art. This is a large-scale solo exhibition focusing on Warhol's expansion activities, which was the first in the northern part of England, gathering media on more than 100 works, various major paintings and exploring Warhol's extensive image experimental work. He has established a new way to distribute their work using continuous iteration and massive spreading process to transfer these images to the public domain. Warhol's idea and image conveyed his democratic belief to the reality, that is, "art should be suitable for everyone"