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Andy Warhol

Description: The definitive Warhol exhibition. 7th February - 1st April

Newest Review: ... that you've studied art history or have a degree in deconstructive art theory. The exhibition talks about Warhol's discovery of silkscreen printing. It actually explains how this is done, (not that just did it) where you would be left to guess on the process. I didn't know that Warhol also completed artworks in photography, sculpture, wallpaper, performance, film and video. I ... more

... loved 'Stars', picture of Icons: Jackie Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis. I was particularly impressed with Electric Chair, which for me was a total indictment of capital punishment. There is also the somewhat gory 'disasters': pi...more

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Andy Warhol: Great Exhibition in a Great Venue (769 words)
by - written on 19/02/02 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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It is always a pleasure to go to the Tate Modern. I used to work around the corner some years ago, and then the area was a quiet strip on the South Bank. Now it is bustling with people. Tate Modern is doing things for Bankside what Guggenheim is doing for Bilboa. Warhol is a major, I would say, definitive exhibition to all of Warhol's work, from the beginning to the end of his career. The exhibits are housed in 21 rooms, which is nicely spilt into two halves by a coffee bar and exhibition shop, but especially more so for the two balconies that look directly out onto the new millennium footbridge across the Thames to St. Paul?s dominating in the ... Read the complete review

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