Andy Warhol
Bob Colacello Holds Forth on Henry Kissinger’s Chubby Hand
by Nathan Taylor Pemberton
The photographer, journalist, and former editor in chief of this magazine, tells us about the time he snapped Henry Kissinger at a cocktail party, a picture now on display at Vito Schnabel Projects.
Photographer Paige Powell on Entering Andy Warhol’s Inner Circle and Never Looking Back
by Sarah Nechamkin
The photographer, and former publisher of "Andy Warhol's Interview," reflects on how she got her foot in the door of the magazine and shares the artist's famous business acumen.
Brooke Shields Revisits (and Revises) Her 1989 Interview Cover Story with Andy Warhol
by Interview
"On Second Thought" offers iconic subjects the rare chance to revisit an interview from our archives, and reckon with the good and the bad of it.
The Time Andy Warhol Saw the World in Black-and-White
by Sarah Nechamkin
Art collector James Hedges shows us some of Warhol's most candid photos from a new Los Angeles exhibit at Casa Perfect, from Farrah Fawcett sitting in the Factory to Blondie at a downtown benefit.
Andy Warhol on Junk Food, Coca-Cola, Drugs, Painting, God and His Morning Routine
by Glenn O'Brien
In 1977, Glenn O'Brien interviewed the boss, Andy Warhol, who had something to say for everything from Twinkies to As The World Turns.
Looking at Alex Katz as He Looks at Art
by Nathan Taylor Pemberton
New York City's hardest working painter continues to share his shrewd, and occasionally blunt, thoughts on art and artists in a new book.
Artist Richard Phillips Thanks Andy Warhol For Opening The Window Into Portraiture
by Interview
For our series "Dear Andy," we spoke with New York City artists working in the art world that Andy Warhol shaped.
Meet Six Canine Companions of the Contemporary Art World
by Interview
Throughout modern art, dogs have served as both muse and companion, eating, sleeping, and sharing studio space alongside their artist keepers—sometimes even posing for a work or two.
Andy Warhol’s Contempt for, and Adoration of, the American Performance
by Barbara Kruger
An essay by the artist Barbara Kruger excerpted from "Andy Warhol—From A to B and Back Again" published this month by Yale University Press.
Behind-the-Scenes at the Whitney’s Installation of their New Andy Warhol Retrospective
by Interview
Photographer Daniel Arnold captures the installation of Andy Warhol's "Cow Wallpaper" at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Five Warhol Sitters On Their Legendary Silkscreen Portraits
by Christopher Bollen
We traversed the United States to track down some of the legendary silkscreens—and their equally legendary subjects—to hear the stories behind the portraits that defined a generation.
Jeffrey Deitch on seven Richard Bernstein portraits that canonized New York City’s high life
by Nathan Taylor Pemberton
The artist Richard Bernstein served as a surrogate for the very particular vision of Andy Warhol’s Interview magazine by creating covers that captured the blur of New York City’s highlife from 1972 through 1988 now on display at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery through the end of October.
Meet the ‘private librarian’ behind the bookshelves of 1970’s Upper East Side
by Thom Bettridge
“Rich people actually read books back then."
Raf Simons and his friend, the artist George Condo, on Warhol and the rest of the World
by Nick Haramis
Over lunch at the Calvin Klein offices in Midtown Manhattan, the pair look down some of the darker corridors of contemporary culture, the opera they’re working on together, and the incomparable pleasure of watching a dumb movie over and over again.
Lunch With Legend Burt Reynolds and Andy Warhol
by Interview
The Oscar-nominated actor, who appears this spring in the comedy The Last Movie Star, revisits his Interview cover story from 1976.
Watch Grey Gardens’ Little Edie talking about her cats in lost documentary
by Trey Taylor
Fans of the Maysles brothers original cult documentary on the Beale mother-daughter duo will revel in Göran Hugo Olsson’s sort-of prequel.
Five things we learned from the Basquiat documentary, Boom for Real
by Ngozi Nwadiogbu
Director Sara Driver tells us about her late friend and artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and the unpredictable world of '70s New York that raised him.
Photographer Karen Bystedt remembers shooting Andy Warhol as an NYU student
by Trey Taylor
The visual artist has made a name photographing actors before they were famous—but her 1982 encounter with Andy still sticks in her mind…
Artist Adam Parker Smith’s Midas touch turns objects into statues
by Staff
He transforms a suitcase, boots, a chair, and a bike into gold objets d'art.
Gus Van Sant remembers Andy Warhol’s transgressive film The Chelsea Girls
by Gus Van Sant
The director of My Own Private Idaho lionizes the idiosyncrasies of Andy Warhol’s The Chelsea Girls.
