Andy Warhol
Coffee Table Curator: Matthew McConaughey, Alfred Hitchcock, and Helmut Newton’s Nudes
by Devon Ivie
Showing—no, telling—you which August books to add to your living room repertoire, from Key West to Tulum and back again.
Joey Bada$$, Like You, Spends Too Much Time on His Phone
by Mat Ferraro
The Brooklyn-based rapper on marriage, his morning routine, and the all-important business of having fun.
Writer Kate Zambreno On Kathy Acker, Guibert, and the Paradox of the Author Photo
by Stephanie LaCava
"To be a writer here, you are expected to be an image. You are expected to be good at getting your photograph taken."
Andy Warhol’s Picture Books Are A Surreal, Horny Fairy Tale
by Interview
Starring a sassy chimney, some hard-partying chairs, and a horny headboard.
‘Fleishman Is in Trouble’ Author Taffy Brodesser-Akner on God, Gwyneth, and Carly Rae Jepsen
by Sarah Nechamkin
The famous asker of questions answers ours, from whether we should live in outer space to whether she believes in God.
Coffee Table Curator: Warhol, Wes Anderson, and Juergen Teller’s Hordes of Handbags
by Devon Ivie
Showing—no, telling—you which art and culture books to add to your living room repertoire for the month of June.
Cruising With Lisa Love and Andy Warhol
by Lisa Love
Lisa Love reflects on her time driving Andy Warhol in Los Angeles, from The Beverly Hills Hotel to the Chateau Marmont, with a stop at Cher’s.
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
Andy Warhol on everything from censorship to Campbell's Soup.
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."
