a weekender appears in sienna miller's "factory girl"

#16
Seahorse, that is great that you managed to put stills of the movie on here. Thanks for sharing! Even though it's not true to the period, it's still cool to see b-bags in movies.
 
#23
zacorey said:
You saw him!!!!!!! OMG! My dad collects his art
work!!!
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sea and zac, my warhol story: when i was a little, but still precocious kid, we would sneak into NYC at night to see the sights.... one night, outside of studio 54, andy warhol got out of a limo with rod stewart and walked right by me on the way into 54. they did not wait in the infamous line....:smile: he looked exactly like his pix, very short with silvery wig. on another pop note and waaaay off topic, but interesting for those pop art lovers, i did meet Peter Max and chatted with him after his breakdown....another pop art icon. I own his "lady in red with floating vase" lithograph.:love:
 
#28
Wardrobe people do this kind of thing all the time... I remember seeing Chicago and my friend who is a fashion design/theater major and really interested in fashion history got all worked up... she said that a lot of the things they were using hadn't been "invented" (I guess?) until a decade after the movie's settings.

I don't always notice these things. I have to wait until Factory Girl plays here! I really want to see it. We talked about Warhol a lot in a class on Modernist art I took last semester. My teacher is of the opinion that Warhol was the most important figure of the 20th century in art/celebrity, and after hearing his theory, I'm very receptive to the idea.

Also I LOVE the Velvet Underground.
 
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