The flu, partying night before...

I just think it's bizarre behaviour of all involved. As it's happened since birth, she's normalized it, but being programmed to think being recorded is just another weekly chore -like I had to collect and take out the trash- is an alien concept to me.

She has achieved her Warhol Quota though...

EDIT: Her brother Vince is being documented too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWINGOpjwrs&feature=emb_rel_pause
16 years so far.

Yup, same here. He made it sound like they were the only group that did anything worth anything back then. They would've never gotten anywhere without Warhol using his fame and promoting them extensively and were just stupidly artsy fartsy and pretentious; the mega-hipsters of the day.

I think why he disliked Beatles was that their debut album was released at the same time as Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.. Warhol got them record contract in the first place and the album bombed (allthou has some legendary songs, no doubt) but without him no one would've heard about them since of before.

Also Reed has probably the worst "rock" album on his merit: Metal Machine Music.. Some idiots take that album seriously It's just two guitars leaning against amplifiers...

If Warhol's crayon campbell soup cans painting is art, then so is Mass Effect.

This isn't real. He was simply on the Malkovich floor on Warhol day, accidently went down a passage that magically dropped him off in a cave in Utah. Simple as that.

I don't know why, but:

"I don't have no problem pimp slappin' the shiz-nit out of Andy Warhol"

is really funny for some reason.

I thought that this might be something you would see if Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol got together for a Visual Art project.

It would have been nicer to clean up the audio instead of applying this Andy Warhol video effect for no good reason.

Thats a really cool looking Tat. I mean, I hate facebook and all, but that is some pretty sweet Warhol-esque shit on her arm.

Absolutely a docu-prank. I remember I had to partake in this shit that they're poking fun at when the Misfits asked me to make them an Obeyesque print and that is just the tip of the iceberg. Fuck commercial art with Warhol's VU banana.

This is really cool. Never heard of the guy but this experimental project is awesome/sickening, Josh Harris really wanted to be Warhol - tho I think he just doesn't really get it. Still seems like a nice guy though. Wish I had all that money, I probably do something really cool. Haha.

>> ^entr0py:

I think Westy is right about the distinction between fine art and a decorative craft that is done according to an established pattern. Cake decorating, crochet, lacework, henna, flower arrangement, all fit in the latter category. But the fact that there's limited room for creativity doesn't make crafts valueless or any less beautiful. Often much of the beauty comes from the fact that the craftsman has done the same thing hundreds of times and has become really skilled at it. That's something that cannot really happen in fine art; once you've pained a painting or written a poem, you don't go back and reproduce it almost exactly the same way again a thousand times. Unless of course you're Andy Warhol.


So every time this guy carves a watermelon, they are exact replications?

You make it sound like artists making fine art do not exactly reproduce the same piece of art, but ignore that they are still using the skills that they have done "hundreds of times and has become really skilled at it."

So if this guy carves a different flower in a veggie? That wouldn't be exactly the same, but using the same skills. Would that address the point in your response?

EDIT: I reread my comment. It really comes off dickish... To be honest, I'm tired and am going to go to bed instead of trying to figure out how to make my point while being less of a dick. Please understand that was not the intended tone.

I think Westy is right about the distinction between fine art and a decorative craft that is done according to an established pattern. Cake decorating, crochet, lacework, henna, flower arrangement, all fit in the latter category. But the fact that there's limited room for creativity doesn't make crafts valueless or any less beautiful. Often much of the beauty comes from the fact that the craftsman has done the same thing hundreds of times and has become really skilled at it. That's something that cannot really happen in fine art; once you've pained a painting or written a poem, you don't go back and reproduce it almost exactly the same way again a thousand times. Unless of course you're Andy Warhol.

The paintings it is based on, thanks to basilisk on Reddit:

• Last Supper by da Vinci
• The Birth of Venus by Boticelli
• The Anatomy Lesson by Rembrandt
• On the right, Girl with a Pearl Earring by Vermeer; on the left one of the Portraits of Henry VIII by Holbein
• The Raft of the Medusa by Géricault
• The Death of Marat by David
• The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo

• The Son of Man by Magritte
• Composition with Large Red Plane by Mondrian
• one of Frida Kahlo's self-portraits
• Portrait of Dora Maar Seated by Picasso
• The Scream by Munch
• The 1899 self-portrait by Van Gogh
• Ten Marilyns by Andy Warhol

• Gabrielle d'Estrées et une de ses soeurs by unknown
• Maestá by Cimabue
• Salome by Caravaggio
• Olympia by Manet
• Liberty Leading the People by Delacroix
• Portrait of the Journalist Sylvia von Harden by Dix
• The Kiss by Klimt

• La Mariée by Chagall
• Las Meninas by Velázquez
• One of the Sunflowers by van Gogh, probably the Third Version

>> ^Enzoblue:
WTF are they color blind though?


I believe they are doing one of Warhol's Marilyn's.