The Art Institute of Chicago – Andy Warhol Exhibit
IMAGE 1 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 2 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 3 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 4 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 5 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 6 » The Velvet Underground – The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 7 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 8 » Time Capsule 1974 – The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 9 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 10 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 11 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 12 » Third Eye (1985) – Warhol and Basquiat – The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 13 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 14 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 15 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 16 » Domestic Culture – The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019IMAGE 17 » The Art Institute of Chicago – Chicago IL – Nov 8 2019Andy Warhol, read more…
Andy Warhol did not invent Pop Art but he did take it to a higher level. Everyday life became art within Andy Warhol’s mindset. He believed everyone would eventually get their moment of recognition, even if for just 15 minutes. Warhol recorded culture and in turn used it to influence future trends in visualization and consumerism. His cameras of choice were the The Polaroid and the Minox EL 35. During his career he shot more than 100,000 photographs. He worked pretty much 24/7 and surrounded himself with a spectrum of creatives. His influence on mass media, film and music changed the innovative course of every generation since 1962. Fun Fact: His signature wild white hair was in reality a wig which became his number one trademark.
