Andy warhol biography interview magazine pdf

He created the maga- zine Interview and wrote an autobiography called The Philosophy of Andy Warhol.

Blake Gopnik's definitive biography digs deep into the contradictions and radical genius that led Andy Warhol to revolutionise our cultural world.

Tina Fredericks, at Glamour magazine, liked Warhol's drawings but only needed drawings of shoes.

Andy Warhol was an American artist, director and producer who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art.

Warhol published the influential magazine Interview in the late s, and also produced his own artwork: Warhol conceived the idea, and a.

Tina Fredericks, at Glamour magazine, liked Warhol's drawings but only needed drawings of shoes.!

Andy Warhol's Interview magazine

back to NOVEMBER 1969: INTERVIEW IS PUBLISHED

There were four editors on the masthead of the first issue of Interview - Gerard Malanga, Paul Morrissey, John Wilcock and Andy Warhol.

John Wilcock was the "aging hippie publisher" (as described by Bob Colacello) of Other Scenes and provided free typesetting for Interview.

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By the fourth issue of Interview, Malanga had gone to Europe, leaving Morrissey's name to top the list of editors. Soren Agenoux was hired as managing editor. Soren was a film buff who Paul Morrissey had known through Terry Ork - a contributing editor at Interview who worked at Cinemabilia on Bleeker Street.

Warhol surrounded himself with eccentric friends at his studio, The Factory, where he created art, published Interview magazine, and experimented with film and.

Many of the early stills in Interview were borrowed from the shop.

Bob Colacello replaced Soren Agenoux as managing editor in the autumn of 1970. His initial salary was $50.00 a week. Colacello had graduated from Georgetown University School of Foreign Service.

He lived with his parents in Rockville