Andy Warhol: From A to B and Back Again

One Of The Most Emulated And Significant Figures In Modern Art, Andy Warhol (1928-1987) Rose To Fame In The 1960s With His Iconic Pop Pieces. Warhol Expanded The Boundaries By Which Art Is Defined And Created Groundbreaking Work In A Diverse Array Of Media That Includes Paintings, Sculptures, Prints, Photographs, Films, And Installations. This Ambitious Book Is The First To Examine Warhol's Work In Its Entirety. It Builds On A Wealth Of New Research And Materials That Have Come To Light In Recent Decades And Offers A Rare And Much-needed Comprehensive Look At The Full Scope Of Warhol's Production, From His Commercial Illustrations Of The 1950s Through His Monumental Paintings Of The 1980s. Exhibition: Whitney Museum Of American Art, New York, Usa (12.11.2018 - 31.03.2019). Foreword / Adam D. Weinberg -- Andy Warhol : I Work Seven Days A Week / Donna De Salvo -- Andy Warhol And The Painting Of Catastrophe / Okwui Enwezor White Light/white Noise / Branden W. Joseph -- Move: Warhol's Films / Bill Horrigan, Bruce Jenkins, Donna De Salvo -- Picture Portraits: Miss Warhol Knows What The Clients Want/ Trevor Fairbrother -- Warhol's Confession: Love, Faith, And Aids / Jessica Beck -- Contempt And Adoration / Barbara Kruger -- Warhol, Existentially / Lynne Tillma -- Pay It No Mind / Glenn Ligon -- The Factory Of Self / Hendrik Folkerts -- Plates -- Checklist Of The Exhibition -- Lenders To The Exhibition. Donna De Salvo ; With Essays By Jessica Beck [and Eight Others] ; And A Conversation Between Bill Horrigan And Bruce Jenkins. Published On The Occasion Of An Exhibition Held At Whitney Museum Of American Art, New York, November 12, 2018-march 31, 2019; At San Francisco Museum Of Modern Art, May-september 2019, And At The Art Institute Of Chicago, October 2019-january 2020. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.