Released earlier this month are two interesting hardcover books on pop art legend Andy Warhol, highlighting his involvment in the music industry. Titled “Catalogue Raisonne” and “Andy Warhol Live“. Catalogue Raisonne reproduces the fifty covers, front and back, designed
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Here is something that can make for a cool holiday gift that is available at The National Gallery of Scotland. It is an Andy Warhol coloring book containing 24-pages that feature “whimsical drawings of animals and various other pictures for coloring.” Could make for an awesome stocking stuffer! Read the full story

No artist living in the second half of the 20th century has made a deeper impression on popular culture and consciousness than Andy Warhol. The Hayward presents a major exhibition that brings a fresh perspective to his work, showing works from the 1950s through to the 1980s. Everyone from Lou Reed and Dennis Hopper feature in Warhol’s television shows, screen tests and rarely seen Factory video diaries. Together with extraordinary archive material from his time capsules and graphic design work in the shape of LP sleeves and wallpaper designs, this exhibition explores his creative process and the world he called his own. This is a must see in every way possible and you have until January 18 next year to catch a glimpse.

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Perhaps one of the most exciting items that will release early next year, a book entitled “Andy Warhol and the Can That Sold the World.” With very few details known as I publish this information probably making this more anticipated, in addition to the title this will surely be a great addition for any collection of books. Pre-order it now from Amazon.

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Here is an interesting article surrounding the accusations that an artist believed to have worked alongside Andy Warhol may not have existed causing the postponement of a high profile auction.

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Face Addict is a visit back to Downtown Manhattan in the 70’s, a time run by Warhol and his factory, and immortalised on the pages of Interview Magazine by photographer, Edo Bertoglio. This film is Bertoglio’s insight into the world that was and still continues today to impact on pop culture and the art world. London’s ICA has screenings of the film all this week and next, to view session times check here.

Originally released in 2005, heres a chance to capture the moment again, featuring the likes of Debbie Harry, Glenn O’Brien and others. 

Dazed & Confused have also published an interesting interview with director, Edo Bertoglio, Read the interview here.

Medicom Toy are putting together a Andy Warhol Be@rbrick with Hysteric Glamour for Isetan Japan. This Be@rbrcick will be available from 10th to 26th September 2008 at Hysteric Glamour Concept Store in Isetan Shinjuku. This great piece will be available in 50% and 400%, with the 50% to be given to customers who purchase at the store and the 400% Be@rbrick available for a cool ¥8190.

Thanks to Toybeast for the info.