andy warhol painting

andy warhol and brigid berlin describe how warhol was able to make the thousands of paintings he had created.

[@geinikan1kan]

Love this stuff. You can see how trolling was a Warhol trait.

[@capitanfuturo594]

Andy Warhol was a genius.

[@OfficialLeafpool]

He's kinda cute when he smiles....miss this man dearly!

[@cookiesdaddy]

I met Brigid at a reading she gave in NYC in 04/2007...I got her autograph and was in heaven for a week!

[@mausetieger]

Brilliant point, chandru! To me, Warhol's factory is basically a master's workshop.

[@XDevotedxProtectorX]

So this is the interview where Andy credits Brigid for his paintings and everyone became skeptical whether, in fact, he creates his own art or not, lol. I guess with Andy people just don't know what to believe. xD Franky, I think the man was nothing short of amazing. I love Brigid, too. She's proven to be a loyal friend of Andy's 'till the end of his days. From A to B and back again. ;D

[@Wook14]

I figure Andy likes to hear what people say of him or what he says to people. Very calculating. I give him credit for his work, as it is really awesome, but he got away with a lot for being an iconic figure for Pop Art.

[@folklorish]

I wish we could actually get to hear what Clement Greenberg was going to say about Pop Art in this clip. I like how the editing job simply showed him saying "Pop" before cutting back to the Warhol interview.

[@stinkriverstudios]

Either way, he wins. Dont you think? Im with you, love Warhol...

[@medusarayproductions]

"But Mr.Golden's dead" "No his son" "Oh"

[@micalove]

Warhol used silkscreen to do most of his work and making these screens don't usually take a long time. Also, it is a known fact that Warhol injected himself with amphetamines and other things so he could work longer during the night and not feel tired.

[@MonicaWarhol]

My interview on the news on KVOA yesterday about my art exhibition in Tucson at Rancho Linda Vista in oracle arizona.. went ALOT like this..

[@ivelosthewilltolive]

Hmm, I'd take the statement that Brigid did all his paintings for the last three years with a HUGE grain of salt. She may have "done" a few, but so what. Andy always used assistants and was always in control of the finished product (except maybe once in a while). I'm assuming they're just trying to be provocative when they say that.

[@fuzzballzz36]

Who is sitting camera right (Andy's left)? Is that Emile De Antonio? I'm just guessing.

[@neoncigar]

Have you read "warhol after warhol' by Richard Dorment?

[@copyright1982]

Does anyone know what year this is from?

[@gabrielpalcic2441]

oh, that makes sense

[@capitanfuturo594]

Andy Warhol was a genius.

[@evillama86]

what year was this ?

[@instawhut]

@ivelosthewilltolive agreed.

[@madisonrhuebaker]

@Blavat666 Speaking in such a way toward anyone, especially when they are no longer on earth to defend themselves, is absolutely vile in every way particular.

[@stinkriverstudios]

Exactly. I love Andy but the truth is the truth.

[@Alos21]

he painted???

[@ioriorioriorio]

right, bridget and a guy named ronnie would make silkscreen copies, and sell em on their own sometimes:Fake warhols- but everyone knows the warhol style so there really not truly fake- see

[@andrewl4740]

Pop.

[@thebatman911]

I once remember watching Andy paint the top of of a pigeons head with his elegantly shorn scrotum. The pigeon seemed annoyed though.

[@pdaervo]

wasn't that sort of the point?

[@gabrielpalcic2441]

you're obviously not an artist