Tom Wolfe, Sylvia Miles, David Hockney, Taylor Mead, Dennis Hopper, and a Campbell's Soup spokesman are just some of the many who offer comment on N.Y.C.'s life of the party--and if Workman can't find much old footage of his subject conjugating nouns and verbs, Inevitably entertaining, though Warhol seems no less enigmatic at the conclusion.

In 1968, Valerie Solanas shot pop art icon Warhol, seriously wounding him. This film traces her bizarre life leading to that moment, including the writing of her ``SCUM Manifesto'' decreeing males biologically obsolete. Taylor is brilliant as the delusional Solanas, and the film depicts Warhol (Harris, son of actor Richard), his ``Factory, '' and the period in convincing detail. Not for all tastes and slightly pretentious, but well made and fascinating.

This is the first major profile of Andy Warhol's life and work since his death in 1987 and includes some previously unseen footage of the artist, shot in London shortly before his death. Warhol's was the classic American rags to riches story: he was born in the industrial slums of Pittsburgh the child of poor Czech immigrants. He grew up dreaming of Hollywood stars and eventually became a star himself, famous for his pop art, his bizarre underground films and for being the celebrity who for twenty years attended every party in town. This program shows Warhol performing for the media in interviews ranging over 25 years and examines his artistic achievements in a career which spanned painting, film, publishing, rock music and television. It also includes clips from films such as ""Chelsea Girls,"" ""Lonesome Cowboys"" and ""Women in Revolt,"" archival material, newsreel footage and contributions from many of Warhol's closest associates and superstars, including Ondine, Viva, John Giorno and Brigid Berlin.

This third revision of Andy Warhol Prints has been substantially revised to incorporate numerous works that only publicly came to light after the artist's death in 1987. Of the more than 1,100 color images presented here, more than 660 are works that were not included in the earlier editions and have not been previously published in book for, . These include unpublished prints, trial proofs, and unique edition prints that have only recently been rediscovered. 1244 photos, 1124 in color.

Anecdotal, funny, frank, POPism is the ultimate inside story of a decade of cultural revolution. Andy Warhol's own story of the 1960s and the extraordinary scene that surrounded his studio--The Factory. Illustrated.

Artist, filmmaker, writer, rock producer, publisher and the leading exponent of Pop Art, Andy Warhol used his canvasses of dollar bills, soup cans, disasters and celebrities to erase the distinction between high and popular culture. Based on the author's intimate knowledge and interviews with family, friends, lovers, business associates, and enemies, this definitive biography reveals Warhol's complex and controversial life. 53 photos.

Now in trade paperback, the sensational national bestseller that turns the spotlight on one of the most influential and controversial figures of our time.

Thirteen years after his death, Andy Warhol's art is more dominant and omnipresent than ever before. In particular, his serial works—the Campbell's Soup Can, Jackie, Marilyn, Mao, and others—have been reproduced everywhere and have profoundly influenced our perception and thinking about mass culture. This striking book is a highly original survey of Warhol's entire creative output.