Christopher Makos, Andy Warhol and John Lennon, 2011. Silkscreen, 12 x 12 inches. Photo: Courtesy June Kelly Gallery.
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NEW YORK, NY.- Eighteen prominent artists, including such notables as
Bob Dylan and Patti Smith, will offer visual and aural contributions to a
tribute to Andy Warhol that opens at the June Kelly Gallery, 166 Mercer
Street, on September 6. The exhibition will continue through October 2.
Entitled “15 Minutes: Homage to Andy Warhol,” the exhibition comprises
silk-screen prints and original recordings by well-known artists,
writers and performers who knew Warhol, worked with him or who were
inspired by him. The exhibition has already been presented at the Andy
Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.
Other artists participating include Yura Adams. Connie Beckley, Brigid
Berlin, Susan Breen, Nat Finkelstein, Vincent Fremont, John Giorno, Jeff
Gordon, Alexander Heinrici, Ivan Karp, Christopher Makos, Billy Name,
Carter Ratcliff, Path Soong, Ultra Violet and Lawrence Weiner. Each
artist contributed a 12-by-12-inch print and an audio work.
The exhibition is another indicator in the renaissance of interest in
Warhol’s remarkable career, accomplishments and influence. The
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will present an exhibition on
Warhol’s impact on contemporary art that opens in mid-September.
15 Minutes-Warhol
The June Kelly Gallery exhibition will include original examples of
Warhol’s work. Plans are moving ahead to take the show to the Museum of
Contemporary Art in Beijing next year.
For his contribution, Dylan gave a track from his song “When I Paint My
Masterpiece,” in which Dylan comments on Warhol’s concept of the
fleeting nature of fame and success, as well as a self-portrait silk
screen print. Nat Finkelstein offers a screen-print photograph of Dylan
and Warhol at Warhol’s studio “The Factory” with Warhol’s painting of
Elvis Presley in the background.
Patti Smith has written a poem, “Edie,” musing on the life and death of
Warhol star Edie Sedgwick. Gordon has produced a 15-minute interview
with Warhol that omits the questions and largely consists of his terse
yes-no answers. He also created a screen print of a box labeled “uh,
yes..uh no.”
The artists’ prints and their recordings are available in both deluxe
and regular limited editions. The luxury edition of 85 copies contains
signed and numbered silkscreen prints, three CDS, four vinyl records and
notes. The regular edition is limited to 1,964 copies with offset
prints, the CDs, vinyl records and notes.
The exhibition was organized by Gordon and Soong, the principals of
Wu-Shan, Inc. It opened last year at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study
Center in East Hampton.
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NEW YORK, NY.- Eighteen
prominent artists, including such notables as Bob Dylan and Patti
Smith, will offer visual and aural contributions to a tribute to Andy
Warhol that opens at the June Kelly Gallery, 166 Mercer Street, on
September 6. The exhibition will continue through October 2.
Entitled “15 Minutes: Homage to Andy Warhol,” the exhibition comprises
silk-screen prints and original recordings by well-known artists,
writers and performers who knew Warhol, worked with him or who were
inspired by him. The exhibition has already been presented at the Andy
Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.
Other artists participating include Yura Adams. Connie Beckley, Brigid
Berlin, Susan Breen, Nat Finkelstein, Vincent Fremont, John Giorno, Jeff
Gordon, Alexander Heinrici, Ivan Karp, Christopher Makos, Billy Name,
Carter Ratcliff, Path Soong, Ultra Violet and Lawrence Weiner. Each
artist contributed a 12-by-12-inch print and an audio work.
The exhibition is another indicator in the renaissance of interest in
Warhol’s remarkable career, accomplishments and influence. The
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will present an exhibition on
Warhol’s impact on contemporary art that opens in mid-September.
15 Minutes-Warhol
The June Kelly Gallery exhibition will include original examples of
Warhol’s work. Plans are moving ahead to take the show to the Museum of
Contemporary Art in Beijing next year.
For his contribution, Dylan gave a track from his song “When I Paint My
Masterpiece,” in which Dylan comments on Warhol’s concept of the
fleeting nature of fame and success, as well as a self-portrait silk
screen print. Nat Finkelstein offers a screen-print photograph of Dylan
and Warhol at Warhol’s studio “The Factory” with Warhol’s painting of
Elvis Presley in the background.
Patti Smith has written a poem, “Edie,” musing on the life and death of
Warhol star Edie Sedgwick. Gordon has produced a 15-minute interview
with Warhol that omits the questions and largely consists of his terse
yes-no answers. He also created a screen print of a box labeled “uh,
yes..uh no.”
The artists’ prints and their recordings are available in both deluxe
and regular limited editions. The luxury edition of 85 copies contains
signed and numbered silkscreen prints, three CDS, four vinyl records and
notes. The regular edition is limited to 1,964 copies with offset
prints, the CDs, vinyl records and notes.
The exhibition was organized by Gordon and Soong, the principals of
Wu-Shan, Inc. It opened last year at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study
Center in East Hampton.
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K, NY.- Eighteen
prominent artists, including such notables as Bob Dylan and Patti
Smith, will offer visual and aural contributions to a tribute to Andy
Warhol that opens at the June Kelly Gallery, 166 Mercer Street, on
September 6. The exhibition will continue through October 2.
Entitled “15 Minutes: Homage to Andy Warhol,” the exhibition comprises
silk-screen prints and original recordings by well-known artists,
writers and performers who knew Warhol, worked with him or who were
inspired by him. The exhibition has already been presented at the Andy
Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.
Other artists participating include Yura Adams. Connie Beckley, Brigid
Berlin, Susan Breen, Nat Finkelstein, Vincent Fremont, John Giorno, Jeff
Gordon, Alexander Heinrici, Ivan Karp, Christopher Makos, Billy Name,
Carter Ratcliff, Path Soong, Ultra Violet and Lawrence Weiner. Each
artist contributed a 12-by-12-inch print and an audio work.
The exhibition is another indicator in the renaissance of interest in
Warhol’s remarkable career, accomplishments and influence. The
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will present an exhibition on
Warhol’s impact on contemporary art that opens in mid-September.
15 Minutes-Warhol
The June Kelly Gallery exhibition will include original examples of
Warhol’s work. Plans are moving ahead to take the show to the Museum of
Contemporary Art in Beijing next year.
For his contribution, Dylan gave a track from his song “When I Paint My
Masterpiece,” in which Dylan comments on Warhol’s concept of the
fleeting nature of fame and success, as well as a self-portrait silk
screen print. Nat Finkelstein offers a screen-print photograph of Dylan
and Warhol at Warhol’s studio “The Factory” with Warhol’s painting of
Elvis Presley in the background.
Patti Smith has written a poem, “Edie,” musing on the life and death of
Warhol star Edie Sedgwick. Gordon has produced a 15-minute interview
with Warhol that omits the questions and largely consists of his terse
yes-no answers. He also created a screen print of a box labeled “uh,
yes..uh no.”
The artists’ prints and their recordings are available in both deluxe
and regular limited editions. The luxury edition of 85 copies contains
signed and numbered silkscreen prints, three CDS, four vinyl records and
notes. The regular edition is limited to 1,964 copies with offset
prints, the CDs, vinyl records and notes.
The exhibition was organized by Gordon and Soong, the principals of
Wu-Shan, Inc. It opened last year at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study
Center in East Hampton.
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