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Sep 1, 2006 · By Indiewire. September 1, 2006 5:09 am. A four-hour look at the life of the 20th century’s greatest artist, Ric Burns ‘ latest documentary is “ Andy Warhol – A Documentary Film ” from ...
The documentary had a two week theatrical run in New York at Film Forum (with free admission) in early September 2006 before being televised nationally over two nights on PBS later that month. The film is less a biography of Warhol and more an artistic survey by a director who is upfront from early on that he regards Warhol as the greatest ...
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Apr 28, 2007 · This four-hour documentary makes use of these documents to reconstruct Andy Warhol's life and brilliant career as a proponent both of the world of art and culture and of an underground subculture. The extensive archive material also tells the story of American cultural history from the 1950s to the 1970s, when Warhol's 'factory' became the ...
Aug 27, 2006 · Art majors can now skip over the chapter on Andy Warhol in Introduction to Pop Art: At four hours, Ric Burns’s Andy Warhol: A Documentary Film may be half as long as Warhol’s Sleep, but its overview of the pop aesthete’s life and art is nothing if not encyclopedic. The film is engaging but more uncomplicated than anything Warhol ever ...
This is a fantastic and informative documentary on the life and work of Andy Warhol. This interpretation of his life makes the most sense to me. The footage, images, and interviews are fantastic, although there is this one interviewee who occasionally tries to read into Warhol's work too much, but overall this is a fantastic guide to ...
Rare archival film footage and interviews illustrate filmmaker Ric Burns' tribute to art-world icon Andy Warhol. Much of the material Burns uses was shot by Warhol himself during his heydey in the 1960s and '70s. Interviews include art dealer Irving Blum, Warhol's brother John, Paul Morrissey and art critic Dave Hickey.
