For those in quest of Warholian thrills, hanging on the wall opposite the Lawsons were two of Richard Prince's recent Nurse paintings. |
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With the exception of some Warholian meanderings of the camera, the scene is shot in the unornamented style of direct cinema. |
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Apart from anything else, his avuncular visage is no good at all for t-shirts and Warholian silk screens. |
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The fact that both bands performed in Exploding Plastic Inevitable at the Trip club in Los Angeles is a great Warholian irony. |
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In fact the conceptual side of the book does present many Warholian images. |
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In an eerily Warholian relationship, Nasseri's closest neighbors at the airport are a photo booth and a photocopy machine. |
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His celebrity status rivals, if not far surpasses, the Warholian persona that Koons embodies and embeds within his own work. |
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But there is no question that Mr Gursky's art flows through the world in a Warholian way. |
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Take the screenprinted 1972 portrait of Richard Nixon, for example, a typically Warholian study of the photographed figure emblazoned with overlaid colour and an exaggerated, neon-piped outline. |
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My Warholian burst of fame came as part of the CIA leak case in which I was in contempt of court for not revealing sources. |
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The works of Van Gogh are notable for their Warholian multiplications in mass culture. |
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Altering the human experience with social media, we bring ARTculture into POP in a reverse Warholian expedition. |
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Empathy, it seems, is on the rise and on the very cusp of enjoying its Warholian 15 minutes of fame. |
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That duty fell to Washington Olivetto, an advertising star and an almost Warholian figure who lent his nights and weekends to the team's marketing. |
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This is almost a Warholian notion, but there's an interesting kind of performer in the world who doesn't have the qualities to want to pursue that as a profession, you know? |
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Sure, sheAAEs a middling rapper and an awful dancer, but she still remains larger than life thanks to curatorial superpowers that border on Warholian. |
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