Andy was my neighbor in Manhattan and we walked our dogs together. He was a very sweet guy and always affectionate to my pup Mr Duffy. Warhol was considered 'genius level' as a student in Pittsburgh and his eventual use of repetition had more to do with art history than some trendy statement on mass production or the use of some speed. He is acknowledged as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century for a reason.
@@arthistorystorytime sure np, I was just 19 when I knew near Andy, now I live in Pittsburgh and know his nephews. You often see young men here who look exactly like Andy as a boy. It's poignant.
@@arthistorystorytime If anyone can it's you. I have watched hours long documentaries on Warhol and you come out with all of these specifics that I didn't know. I had headphones on but I atleast mouthed "what?" when I learned he was a pathological liar. The specificity of his drug use is often left vague but you came out with names and the chemical makeups of them with a timeline. I honestly admire your work.
@@arthistorystorytime I wonder how many are like sages or philosiphers, In sharp dress and coherent until they hit the drugs and it's train wreck time. You may wish you hadent looked.Full on melt down of people who seem to be the smartest of all. Scary!
He( Andy Warhol) and those associated with him were quite the fascination at the time in the 60's in particular and continue to be. In a documentary about him I viewed a few months back apparently/supposedly the Warhol name change came from a typo credit that he liked and kept. He certainly was productivity obsessed( hence the drugs). He may have been "on the spectrum" as well. I had a time years ago ( with Deitch Projects in NYC) being involved in a capacity with some who knew Mr Warhol and/or were inspired by him. Thanks!
You've done an amazing job, at encapsulating us into this era. This was always an interesting point of time for me, Lou Reed, Velvet Underground, and the feeling of "expression." You can tell, this came out of the Beatnik culture, and formed into it's own little culture immediately. Not many people would focus on the Amphetamine/Methamphetamine aspect, as it used to offend people (because they used to do those drugs) - now in today's society, we see that it was very crucial in the "mental health" aspects, that we often overlooked for decades. This modern era, of perspective, will help us look back at these times with more of an understanding socially.
I've been a huge fan of Warhol and all pop artists from that era. The one thing I never did was enjoy their art for the quirky and bizarre nature of the individual artist. The image they create with their art and not the image they create with their lifestyle is where my appreciation came from. To me, it's about the image and what I see and feel and not what the artist thinks or wants or expects me to feel and think. Art is a very personal journey not only for the creator but the viewer as well.
Very true! At the core, it’s about your personal experience with the art piece. But for me, I’m always curious about the person behind the work. Always have been. I can enjoy a piece of art for arts sake but eventually I get curious about the person and the context. Thanks for watching!!
Look up the story of the mathematician Paul Erdös, a lifelong amph user. A friend made a bet with him that he could not quit for a month. As the story goes, Erdös won the bet and told his friend that he had set the progress of mathematics back by a month.
If you grew up around speed addicts, you'd know they never do burn out - they hide, until they have their stash refilled. Tweakers have been around for decades, and are still getting very high. Some of them have been alive that long. Men's hearts are weaker, than a woman's, thus you'll see women exist as addicts much longer.
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I've been to a lot of places in my lifetime and in none of those places has anyone shoved a Quaalude into my mouth. Time to start going to different places. Great video, Stephanie!
Fun fact: People discovered that Obetrol while a drug to combat obesity, had properties that helped people with ADHD get some sort of dopamine, so in the late 90’s Obetrol got renamed Adderall
...Love your very interesting videos📽...Some people lie so much; it isn't lying anymore...Remember ( Scarface ) Al Pacino " I always tell the truth, even when I lie " Of Andy`s worsts addictions! The Concrete Jungle...Thank you beautiful, your artsy personality, is my addiction🌹... ...Old Naples Florida🌴🎨
I read somewhere that Warhol was a regular Mass goer. That signals an immense internal conflict with his artistic output, public persona and social activities. A complex man would be an understatement!
Yeah Andy went to mass but he stood in the back, did not participate in the sacrament and would leave early. I'd say he was conflicted alright. Poor guy. He definitely loved his mom though!
Enjoyed this video and cemented my view that this artist were more fascinating as a person than his works that do not resonate with me (all personal view but still hold firm to it).
Very informative video thank you for sharing. I’ve always been interested in Andy and The Velvet Underground. It must have been something to live in New York in 1966.
@@DaisyChaine the gallbladder produces bile that aids digestion. it's very simple. his diet was horrendous and amphetamines used chronically will exacerbate the condition. do you always resort to insult in discourse? is that an 'artistic' tactic from your charm school?
Everyone, including housewives were addicted to speed. There was a whole dang crisis from the, roughly, 40s to 70s. Speed, crank, uppers, pills were everywhere and everyone did them, it was like coffee, documented at the highest levels of government (and probably started there too).
Carnegie Institute of Technology is not an art school but a regular college where Andy studied art. Today it's known as the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University or as locals know it as, CMU..
An acquaintance of mine related how he approached a man from behind who had dark hair on the back of his head, but oddly appearing light hair on the sides. When he got around in front of him he realized it was Andy Warhol.
The edits in this vid are wayyy too choppy which makes it almost unwatchable… Great research & delivery but the visual edits are too jarring to the eye to be enjoyable, but, cool info (& great voice) to listen to so definitely keep making these 🙏🏽💚👍🏽
Sorry about that. And thank you! This comes from trying something new out where I don't use a teleprompter for the script I write for myself and instead just an outline and talking into the camera. But it's hard to spew out a whole page or paragraph smoothly without pauses, glancing down, or tripping over my words. Haha 😅 Will keep practicing though.
@@arthistorystorytime nothing to be sorry about, your vids are great 😊 I just thought you should know so you could tighten it up but I totally get it - memorizing your script for a single take is crazy but im sure eventually you can get it down to less cuts (or X amount of “scenes”) so it’s smoother for the viewer, but, either way your videos are Awesome so Thank You for putting out such good quality content! 🙌🏽🔥🔥🙃🔥🔥👍🏽
Para mim as drogas são uma chave que encaixa na fechadura de uma porta e a abre... quando se trata de artistas elas adquirem uma importância que só o artista conhece......e claro isso se reflete em seu trabalho.......
I recall reading somewhere that he said he used amphetamine irregularly and in a much more milder dose that those around him at the time. I think those around him were his ‘superstars’.
I hate Warhol!!!! He destroyed modern art with the repetitive plagiarized crap he created in the 'factory'. Picasso or Dali never had a factory. You know why? Because they were REAL artists.
He’s lucky he didn’t get psychosis a lot of people that do uppers get psychosis and some are never the same ever again. Interesting video but I also wanted to learn about any other drugs he did unless that is the only thing on record.
Let's not get it twisted everybody that hung around Andy Warhol was there for the fame the drugs and the sex they know what they're getting into so they participated the early days of clout chasing😂
Totally, they wanted to be famous for being famous and beautiful for being able to imagine themselves as beautiful, but it was just a lot of self-indulgent horseshit that yielded a few interesting stories and SOME good art which became extremely influential, but mostly garish trash and a good example of capitalistic excess.
I just found a show called MR PEEPERS. Most innovative artist are a cross between insecure and wily. The wierder drugs probably did n didnt help. I think ultimately too many hangers-on ruines things
he singlehandedly destroyed the indie art community forever, turning it into a ruthless rat race that eats visionaries before they get a chance to mass produce their lazy products.
you think Warhol's fame and success was sociogenic? Like the people around him and the social status allowed for the encouragement notoriety and access to the streams of revenue and engagement needed for that success? Thanks for this, they're great.
Yes, I think it all contributed. I think what you're describing is a positive feedback loop and we see this play out today with social media memes and trends.
I would use the term "Keeping them in his orbit" rather than 'under his control' Warhol surrounded himself with the "Beautiful People" because of his sense of inadequacy, and need for attention.
I wonder how much of a factor his manipulative nature played in his eventual come up in the art world. I also wonder if he ever manipulated basquiat in the way that he would do that to his other collaborators.
trite commodification at the expense of exploited speed freaks ain't that at microcosm of american culture at large. not knocking andy his influence was wide reaching but i agree with previous sentiment that the devaluation of art in america was largely to blame on him
Super interesting. I’m a fan of the velvet underground and that’s really how I began to learn about Warhol… it’s wild learning how much drugs go into art and music.
Never been very sure about old Andy. I tend to skip over him I like Philip Guston I have been on all sorts of mind-altering substances speed is good 😂 the creativity is in constant flux the comedown is nasty
No Warhol will ever match your beauty, dear Stephanie! I was introduced tot the music of the VU underground at a tender age, and became very aware of all the drug references in their work whilst studying the words of Lou Reed. More than a Warhol fan I became a lifelong VU/Lou Reed/Nico/Cale fan. You make for very dopey & addictive vids, thank you! 💋
i cant believe you are saying all this about andy warhol without even mentioning the main underlying thing behind his issues was he was freakin gay and it was a struggle for anybody in those days.
First, I love your channel. But I just wanted to step in and tell you that is not why he changed his name. Someone published his name incorrect, and Andy liked it, so he kept it like that. That's the whole real story. Lol
How can you KNOW that he was addicted? How many people today are prescribed stimulants that have been life changing. Also, the people who flocked to him must have loved being there and wouldn’t have changed it for the world. I left my well paying job in Architecture to assist an artist, because his creative energy fed my soul. I have no regrets.
For sure! They wanted to be there. They weren’t held hostage. Some did express resentment though. Some aspects of relationships are more clearly observed from a distance and with time vs when you’re in it. And that’s fair, I know I can’t fully know anything about historical figures as I was not there nor was I them. It’s a conclusion based on quotes, events, and art left behind.
Commenting and passing judgement on artists' private lives and not their actual work, esp after they're dead is pretty lame. Also, all this is old news so you're just raking over very, very cold ashes. If you've got nothing positive or new to say, say nothing at all imo. Seems a waste of your intelligence and talent, tbh, you seem like you could up your game way above stooping to this tired salacious shtick. How about some analysis of the actual artwork from your own perspective? Seems more in line with your channel tag no? What does it matter who was an addict, or who took what?!? It's about what they achieved in life, no?
Commenting on drug use and his surroundings is commentary on the artwork.. an artists environment is worth researching, don’t think it’s meant as an attack
This is not an attack on Andy, I even say so at 06:17. And I'm always interested in art analysis and appreciation, but I've also always been interested in biographies. The good, bad, and ugly that happened is interesting! This video just covers 1 small and rather condensed aspect of his life, drug use. It doesn't mean it's all he did or all that matters and certainly not a put down on Andy.
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You have such a soothing voice.
Thank you! 🙈 I tend to not like my voice at times, so that means a lot.
She's fully aware of that.
@@arthistorystorytimeYou love your voice.
@@guitarista67y would u say that? Unnecessary and pretty lame honestly.
@@arthistorystorytimeYou're very welcome 🙂 your whole channel is really great. I saw that you make electronic music too. You're really amazing.
Kurt Vonnegut on amphetamines- ' harmless unless discontinued.' from Dead Eye Dick.
Andy was my neighbor in Manhattan and we walked our dogs together. He was a very sweet guy and always affectionate to my pup Mr Duffy. Warhol was considered 'genius level' as a student in Pittsburgh and his eventual use of repetition had more to do with art history than some trendy statement on mass production or the use of some speed. He is acknowledged as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century for a reason.
@@tommeadows-ie2xb thank you for this!
@@arthistorystorytime sure np, I was just 19 when I knew near Andy, now I live in Pittsburgh and know his nephews. You often see young men here who look exactly like Andy as a boy. It's poignant.
Do you know if the Factory building still exists? Thanks
Love to see famous artists work on drugs and off drugs for comparison.
that's a good idea
I like that idea too! Would take some ample research but I’d be willing to dig in.
@@arthistorystorytime If anyone can it's you. I have watched hours long documentaries on Warhol and you come out with all of these specifics that I didn't know. I had headphones on but I atleast mouthed "what?" when I learned he was a pathological liar. The specificity of his drug use is often left vague but you came out with names and the chemical makeups of them with a timeline. I honestly admire your work.
@@arthistorystorytime I wonder how many are like sages or philosiphers, In sharp dress and coherent until they hit the drugs and it's train wreck time. You may wish you hadent looked.Full on melt down of people who seem to be the smartest of all. Scary!
just look at R. Crumb's work. BTW they found a sheet of acid illustrated by R.Crumb among Warhol's 'archives' at his museum in Pittsburgh.
He( Andy Warhol) and those associated with him were quite the fascination at the time in the 60's in particular and continue to be. In a documentary about him I viewed a few months back apparently/supposedly the Warhol name change came from a typo credit that he liked and kept. He certainly was productivity obsessed( hence the drugs). He may have been "on the spectrum" as well. I had a time years ago ( with Deitch Projects in NYC) being involved in a capacity with some who knew Mr Warhol and/or were inspired by him. Thanks!
Ooh interesting. And yeh I kinda agree on him possibly being neurodivergent 🤷🏻♀️ but who knows.
@@arthistorystorytime I have thought so for a long time. He was so socially awkward.
such a fire video thank you
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video! Now binge-ing your Basquiat!
You've done an amazing job, at encapsulating us into this era. This was always an interesting point of time for me, Lou Reed, Velvet Underground, and the feeling of "expression." You can tell, this came out of the Beatnik culture, and formed into it's own little culture immediately.
Not many people would focus on the Amphetamine/Methamphetamine aspect, as it used to offend people (because they used to do those drugs) - now in today's society, we see that it was very crucial in the "mental health" aspects, that we often overlooked for decades. This modern era, of perspective, will help us look back at these times with more of an understanding socially.
Very nice voice. Good Coverage. Did not know about the Obetrol at all.
I've been a huge fan of Warhol and all pop artists from that era. The one thing I never did was enjoy their art for the quirky and bizarre nature of the individual artist. The image they create with their art and not the image they create with their lifestyle is where my appreciation came from. To me, it's about the image and what I see and feel and not what the artist thinks or wants or expects me to feel and think. Art is a very personal journey not only for the creator but the viewer as well.
Very true! At the core, it’s about your personal experience with the art piece. But for me, I’m always curious about the person behind the work. Always have been. I can enjoy a piece of art for arts sake but eventually I get curious about the person and the context.
Thanks for watching!!
@@arthistorystorytime You're an outstanding presenter. I enjoy your take on every episode.
Great topic ❤
Thank you so much for making these! :::)
Factories are generally not the optimum environment for those who actually work in them.
I was an Art History major and am a proud Art History nerd. I always learn something new from your videos!
That's awesome! Glad you enjoyed.
Maxfield Parrish was Warhol's precursor. he used photography and projectors to compose paintings and illustrations and used reproductive techniques.
Great video. I appreciate your talent!
Fascinating, thanks! I just assumed he had to quit eventually, had no idea you could take speed for years without burning out.
I would have thought so too.
Look up the story of the mathematician Paul Erdös, a lifelong amph user. A friend made a bet with him that he could not quit for a month. As the story goes, Erdös won the bet and told his friend that he had set the progress of mathematics back by a month.
Look into the King of Motörheads, Lemmy Kilmister.
Ate speed for decades.
If you grew up around speed addicts, you'd know they never do burn out - they hide, until they have their stash refilled. Tweakers have been around for decades, and are still getting very high. Some of them have been alive that long. Men's hearts are weaker, than a woman's, thus you'll see women exist as addicts much longer.
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Really great presentation! 🙏🏼
Glad you liked it!
You are my celebrity crush . Love your work
If you read his book, “From A to b and back again” he’s very open about his drug use and exactly how it affected his art.
I've been to a lot of places in my lifetime and in none of those places has anyone shoved a Quaalude into my mouth. Time to start going to different places. Great video, Stephanie!
Closest you'll find today is Ambien, though Mandrax is still available in some countries like South Africa.
We used to call them 'Disco Biscuits'
Hamilton Morris did an episode about Mandrax in South Africa. It was eye opening 😳
Fun fact: People discovered that Obetrol while a drug to combat obesity, had properties that helped people with ADHD get some sort of dopamine, so in the late 90’s Obetrol got renamed Adderall
OMG! Andy Addicted To Adderall!
No, obertol has 4 different amphetamines in it. Adderall has 2
So you’re right but before obetrol was changed to adderall they took the methamphetamine out and kept the dextroamphetamine and the racemic mixture.
Cool! Thank you for this- David Foster Wallace has a big part for Obetrol in The Pale King.
I just felt Lester Bangs and Roger Anderson applauding from the grave!
Lester loved his Robitussin!😊
...Love your very interesting videos📽...Some people lie so much; it isn't lying anymore...Remember ( Scarface ) Al Pacino " I always tell the truth, even when I lie " Of Andy`s worsts addictions! The Concrete Jungle...Thank you beautiful, your artsy personality, is my addiction🌹... ...Old Naples Florida🌴🎨
I read somewhere that Warhol was a regular Mass goer. That signals an immense internal conflict with his artistic output, public persona and social activities. A complex man would be an understatement!
Yeah Andy went to mass but he stood in the back, did not participate in the sacrament and would leave early. I'd say he was conflicted alright. Poor guy. He definitely loved his mom though!
Enjoyed this video and cemented my view that this artist were more fascinating as a person than his works that do not resonate with me (all personal view but still hold firm to it).
Solid content. Subbed 👏
Very informative video thank you for sharing. I’ve always been interested in Andy and The Velvet Underground. It must have been something to live in New York in 1966.
It's on the time machine visit list lol
Gore Vidal - 'Andy Warhol is the only genius I've ever known with an IQ of 60.'
Even andy would know you put the name of who said the quote after the quote
@@DaisyChaine no he wouldn't care.
nor do i.
BTW it's clear in retrospect his amphetamine usage destroyed his gallbladder.
@@stephenmorton8017 & where is proof that is the problem w children. They just babble something without backing it up
@@DaisyChaine the gallbladder produces bile that aids digestion. it's very simple. his diet was horrendous and amphetamines used chronically will exacerbate the condition. do you always resort to insult in discourse? is that an 'artistic' tactic from your charm school?
New video drop !
I really get valium effect just listening :) Thanks!
Everyone, including housewives were addicted to speed. There was a whole dang crisis from the, roughly, 40s to 70s. Speed, crank, uppers, pills were everywhere and everyone did them, it was like coffee, documented at the highest levels of government (and probably started there too).
Mother's Little Helper.
I always thought that repetition, serialization and quantity on Warhol's work came from his background on advertising. This was really insightful.
I’m sure it still does though! It’s often a combination of things.
Thank you for this video
Holy S@#$! $65,000 a year in 1959? How is it he got paid this much to be an illustrator, before he was even famous?
He was one of the most sought out graphic designers in NY at the time.
RIGHT!? Fricken insane!! No wonder he was bored.
Carnegie Institute of Technology is not an art school but a regular college where Andy studied art. Today it's known as the prestigious Carnegie Mellon University or as locals know it as, CMU..
Saw Andy Warhol once on the streets in NYC.
An acquaintance of mine related how he approached a man from behind who had dark hair on the back of his head, but oddly appearing light hair on the sides. When he got around in front of him he realized it was Andy Warhol.
Andy used a paintbrush and drawing fluid for silkscreen printing. Arduous and time consuming. Pills and late night studio work @ The Factory.
The edits in this vid are wayyy too choppy which makes it almost unwatchable… Great research & delivery but the visual edits are too jarring to the eye to be enjoyable, but, cool info (& great voice) to listen to so definitely keep making these 🙏🏽💚👍🏽
Sorry about that. And thank you! This comes from trying something new out where I don't use a teleprompter for the script I write for myself and instead just an outline and talking into the camera. But it's hard to spew out a whole page or paragraph smoothly without pauses, glancing down, or tripping over my words. Haha 😅 Will keep practicing though.
@@arthistorystorytime nothing to be sorry about, your vids are great 😊 I just thought you should know so you could tighten it up but I totally get it - memorizing your script for a single take is crazy but im sure eventually you can get it down to less cuts (or X amount of “scenes”) so it’s smoother for the viewer, but, either way your videos are Awesome so Thank You for putting out such good quality content! 🙌🏽🔥🔥🙃🔥🔥👍🏽
Para mim as drogas são uma chave que encaixa na fechadura de uma porta e a abre... quando se trata de artistas elas adquirem uma importância que só o artista conhece......e claro isso se reflete em seu trabalho.......
Listen to the Lou Reed John Cale song "Work"..... "Everything is work...." ...... Makes sense he'd want to be on speed.
I recall reading somewhere that he said he used amphetamine irregularly and in a much more milder dose that those around him at the time. I think those around him were his ‘superstars’.
It was probably the speed that kinda made him a basterd...I also blame speed for hitler
11:33 "Use" & "Misuse" are the currently used medical terms
Obscure backstory? I’m in
10:00 why do we completely ignore personal responsibility, these days?
I hate Warhol!!!!
He destroyed modern art with the repetitive plagiarized crap he created in the 'factory'. Picasso or Dali never had a factory. You know why? Because they were REAL artists.
You can't destroy art.
great vid!
He’s lucky he didn’t get psychosis a lot of people that do uppers get psychosis and some are never the same ever again. Interesting video but I also wanted to learn about any other drugs he did unless that is the only thing on record.
Do speed for a month and then make a video about it.
Let's not get it twisted everybody that hung around Andy Warhol was there for the fame the drugs and the sex they know what they're getting into so they participated the early days of clout chasing😂
Totally, they wanted to be famous for being famous and beautiful for being able to imagine themselves as beautiful, but it was just a lot of self-indulgent horseshit that yielded a few interesting stories and SOME good art which became extremely influential, but mostly garish trash and a good example of capitalistic excess.
I just found a show called MR PEEPERS. Most innovative artist are a cross between insecure and wily. The wierder drugs probably did n didnt help. I think ultimately too many hangers-on ruines things
Supposedly he took half a pill a fat day but there's other stories where he took handfuls of them.
Bokris's gossipy biography isn't the best source of informtion. Better to check out Blake Gopnik's meticulously researched book.
Dope video 💯
Well there was a time when smoking was considered safe also. Are you saying you don't like his work or the persona he created?
@@allangault9500 not at all. I'm a fan of his work and the persona and the factory crew that followed.
he singlehandedly destroyed the indie art community forever, turning it into a ruthless rat race that eats visionaries before they get a chance to mass produce their lazy products.
you think Warhol's fame and success was sociogenic? Like the people around him and the social status allowed for the encouragement notoriety and access to the streams of revenue and engagement needed for that success?
Thanks for this, they're great.
Yes, I think it all contributed. I think what you're describing is a positive feedback loop and we see this play out today with social media memes and trends.
In the thumbnail, amphetamines is spelled “amphitaimes”- just a heads up.
Thank you! It's been fixed now. That's what I get for rushing around, oops!
this is world class teaching.
the Truth is such a funny thing , thank you
I've never heard of Obetrol --- I was told by my art teacher that he o'd on Campbell Soup.
I would use the term "Keeping them in his orbit" rather than 'under his control'
Warhol surrounded himself with the "Beautiful People" because of his sense of inadequacy, and need for attention.
Anybody got any?
Check on the use of "addicted" relative to amphetamines.
Sure did, but what am I looking for?
I wonder how much of a factor his manipulative nature played in his eventual come up in the art world. I also wonder if he ever manipulated basquiat in the way that he would do that to his other collaborators.
A poke of doctor Jake.
trite commodification at the expense of exploited speed freaks ain't that at microcosm of american culture at large. not knocking andy his influence was wide reaching but i agree with previous sentiment that the devaluation of art in america was largely to blame on him
Possibly narcissism? This is Andy Warhol we’re talking about
Cool report 🪦
Excellent video, I would love to see you talk about more about VU, their use and how it influenced their music, especially in their early years
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OMG! Warhol into drugs? I never would have believed it, given the squeaky clean, straight edge folks that he hung out with.
Super interesting. I’m a fan of the velvet underground and that’s really how I began to learn about Warhol… it’s wild learning how much drugs go into art and music.
Never been very sure about old Andy. I tend to skip over him I like Philip Guston I have been on all sorts of mind-altering substances speed is good 😂 the creativity is in constant flux the comedown is nasty
Nice book report.
Andy hid behind a mask his whole life..
No Warhol will ever match your beauty, dear Stephanie! I was introduced tot the music of the VU underground at a tender age, and became very aware of all the drug references in their work whilst studying the words of Lou Reed. More than a Warhol fan I became a lifelong VU/Lou Reed/Nico/Cale fan. You make for very dopey & addictive vids, thank you! 💋
What drugs have you taken? Everyone’s doing it
nose pickin disorder?
Too much rumours and speculations.
i cant believe you are saying all this about andy warhol without even mentioning the main underlying thing behind his issues was he was freakin gay and it was a struggle for anybody in those days.
1. It is mentioned. 2. I'm pretty sure there were millions of gay men then who behaved quite differently, so it explains very little...
@@geronimo8159 1. barely mentioned 2. your speculation is not insight
Far, far more relevant was that he is now widely believed to have been “on the Neurodiverse Spectrum.”
@@lads.7715So what, that's what college idiots say about every spast¡c fraud now.
I hear Andy was a real womanizer too.
Woeful spelling on thumbnail slide. Sheesh.
First, I love your channel. But I just wanted to step in and tell you that is not why he changed his name. Someone published his name incorrect, and Andy liked it, so he kept it like that. That's the whole real story. Lol
He was a messed up average artist. All hype
I really hate it when random people put drugs in my mouth and I have to take them. Like it’s such a violation of privacy
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You’re sooo Pretty!!
Warhole is the worst thing that could happen to art he lowered its standards literally to garabage.
How can you KNOW that he was addicted? How many people today are prescribed stimulants that have been life changing. Also, the people who flocked to him must have loved being there and wouldn’t have changed it for the world. I left my well paying job in Architecture to assist an artist, because his creative energy fed my soul. I have no regrets.
For sure! They wanted to be there. They weren’t held hostage. Some did express resentment though. Some aspects of relationships are more clearly observed from a distance and with time vs when you’re in it. And that’s fair, I know I can’t fully know anything about historical figures as I was not there nor was I them. It’s a conclusion based on quotes, events, and art left behind.
And good for you for making the leap to pursue something that feeds your soul! 👏 👏👏 that’s awesome!
Pollock and alcohol?
Yes! In the works.
Duuhhh what a crap talk about Andy…said he collected junk…pamphlets are art you knit wit
He didn't even do some of his art his mother did
Garbage to you, but an interesting layout to him?
Yes, garbage to me. Items of sentimental value to him.
Commenting and passing judgement on artists' private lives and not their actual work, esp after they're dead is pretty lame. Also, all this is old news so you're just raking over very, very cold ashes. If you've got nothing positive or new to say, say nothing at all imo. Seems a waste of your intelligence and talent, tbh, you seem like you could up your game way above stooping to this tired salacious shtick. How about some analysis of the actual artwork from your own perspective? Seems more in line with your channel tag no? What does it matter who was an addict, or who took what?!? It's about what they achieved in life, no?
Commenting on drug use and his surroundings is commentary on the artwork.. an artists environment is worth researching, don’t think it’s meant as an attack
This is not an attack on Andy, I even say so at 06:17. And I'm always interested in art analysis and appreciation, but I've also always been interested in biographies. The good, bad, and ugly that happened is interesting! This video just covers 1 small and rather condensed aspect of his life, drug use. It doesn't mean it's all he did or all that matters and certainly not a put down on Andy.
artists have problems you dont need to get too close