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    Is Andy Warhol a good exhibition?
    Still, it’s a fine exhibition and introduces Warhol to a new generation. Its intelligent, incisive thinking keeps the conversation going, and the art’s very good. With Warhol, all routes are circuitous. Andy Warhol, Tate Modern, London, 12 March-6 September (Tate Modern is temporarily closed. See museum website for updates)

    The Big Review: Andy Warhol at Tate Modern - The Art Newspaper

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    Who was Andy Warhol?
    But near the top of this list is a first-generation American born in Pittsburgh to a blue-collar family of Eastern Slavic immigrants: Andrew Warhola, aka Andy Warhol (1928–1987). Warhol was a prime mover of Pop Art, and though he didn’t invent the genre, he possessed a unique insight into its implications, due partly to his own story.

    Who Was Andy Warhol, and Why Was He So Important? - ARTnews.com

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    What is Andy Warhol three times out?
    Andy Warhol Three Times Out includes more than 250 works by the artist, lent by the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh and by institutions and private collectors from the United States, Canada, Ireland and beyond, covering almost the full gamut of his output: drawings, paintings, screenprints, film and photography.

    The Big Review: Andy Warhol at the Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin

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    Why is Andy Warhol auctioning a lithograph based on AI?
    The Edinburgh-based artist said the move by the auctioneer shows AI-driven art is "now an essential part of the conversation in the highest echelons of the art world". Seven pieces by Andy Warhol, including an iconic lithograph depicting Marilyn Monroe that is expected to sell for $18,000 [£14,298], are also on sale.

    The 'spellbinding' $7,000 Scottish AI artwork to be auctioned in New Yor…

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    When does the Warhol show open?
    Opening at The Warhol on October 14, the show debuted with great fanfare last September at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and has since appeared in Frankfurt’s Museum für Moderne Kunst and Rome’s Galleria nazionale d’arte moderna.

    Carnegie Magazine | Fall 2012 | Ripped from the Headlines - By Aaron

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    How did Andy Warhola become famous?
    first taste of fame. In the summer of 1946, 18-year-old Andy Warhola took a job on the streets of his native Pittsburgh helping his brother, Paul, sell fruits and vegetables from a cart. What he made of the experience landed the Carnegie Tech student an art award—and his first headline: “Artist-Huckster Sketches Customers and Wins Prize.”

    Carnegie Magazine | Fall 2012 | Ripped from the Headlines - By Aaron

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