Andy Warhol— From A to B and Back Again | Art & Artists

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Warhol Before Warhol

One of Madison Avenue’s most in-demand illustrators

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Hand-Painted Pop

Scrutinizing the signs and symbols of postwar America

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Mechanical Reproduction

Discovering the heroism of everyday objects (over and over again)

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Silver Screens

From screen to canvas, Warhol reflects on our obsession with celebrity

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Death and Disaster

Exploring the dark side of American culture

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Most Wanted Men

A controversial mural for the 1964 World's Fair in Queens

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Flowers

Warhol perfects his systemic approach to art making

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Filmmaking

Warhol, (super) star maker

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Installations

Warhol announces his “retirement” from painting

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Performance and Experimentation

After a near-death experience, Warhol gets back to work

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Mao

Warhol’s take on the most widely reproduced portrait in the world

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Time Capsules

Boxing (and unboxing) Warhol’s personal archives

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Ladies and Gentlemen

A major series depicts members of New York’s drag and trans community

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Still Lifes and Shadows

Questioning how images create meaning

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Abstraction

A radical new approach to abstract art

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Portraits

Warhol attempts to create a “portrait of society”

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Andy Warhol Enterprises

The Factory expands its ventures in contemporary media

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Collaborations

Warhol inspires—and is inspired by—a new generation of artists

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The Last Supper

A meditation on militancy, spiritual sacrifice, and mourning