Warhol had always been fascinated by television – a means of communication that was both contemporary and massive, as well as an ideal tool for artistic communication, social and self-promotion. The artist’s involvement with the medium began as early as 1964 with an imitation soap opera in which he added real ‘adverts’, and ended with the TV broadcast of his funeral service. This important publication, taking the form of an illustrated magazine, documents an exhibition held in Paris and takes a giant zap through Warhol’s television universe and includes, among other things, stills, interviews, photographs and the artist’s TV biography.
Maison Rouge, 2009; Softcover, 92 pp. French/English
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