Warhol factory

Founded in New York in 1991, Matthew Marks Gallery represents thirty-one artists of different generations working in a wide range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking.

Inside Andy Warhol's Factory. Silver paint and tin foil everywhere.

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The three hour film, “Andy Warhol’s FACTORY PEOPLE”, tells the story of the 60’s Silver Factory that Andy founded in 1964 in an abandoned hat factory on East 47th Street in New York City. The Silver Factory lasted until 1968 when Andy gave up the lease and moved to the White Factory on Union Square. Shortly after moving in the Spring of ’68 Andy was shot by Valerie Solanas and this event bookends the period of time covered in “Factory People”. The idea of the film is to tell the real story…

This month, Proud Chelsea is presenting a photography exhibition by David McCabe, that gives us an insider view into Andy ...

A new biography looks at how Andy Warhol changed art forever

“Billy’s photos were the only thing that ever came close to capturing the feel of the Factory.” - Andy Warhol

Born 1944 in Queens, New York City, American transgender actress Candy Darling saw Andy Warhol at The Tenth of Always in 1967, an after-hour...

Transport yourself to the former haunts of legends like Warhol, Basquiat, Hesse, Haring, Mapplethorpe—using our guide to the art historic downtown of NYC.