Andy Warhol isn’t just a famous name in art; he’s a legend, a trailblazer, and a queer icon whose influence stretches far beyond paint and canvas. Warhol’s work is a reflection of his own life and ...

Call it a meeting of the minds, but don't expect all of the meetings to be cordial. Why? Let's just say there's a reason the LSU Museum of Art's latest exhibit has the words "friends and frenemies" in ...

Prints and multiples have a centuries-old history as a favorite of artists, beloved for their comparative speed of production and their ability to convey new ideas with a sense of experimentation.

Waldo, the cartoon protagonist of the famed Where’s Waldo? series, has more in common with Andy Warhol, the godfather of Pop art, than is immediately obvious. Catherine Ingram and Andrew Rae, “Opening ...

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art’s new exhibition, “Pop to Now: Warhol and His Legacy,” looks backward and forward at the influence of Andy Warhol, a key figure in the Pop Art movement. Across a ...

In the fall of 1968, still aching from an assassin’s attack, Andy Warhol returned to work in the bright new offices he’d rented on Union Square. After years of stardom in pop art, he pondered his ...

The pop artist has captivated the world’s attention for almost a century. Here’s what to read to brush up on his work, attitudes, and superstars. Warhol sits in front of several paintings in his ...

In a copyright battle with major implications, the justices heard arguments in a dispute over whether the artist's alterations to a photograph of Prince should be considered a new work. By Winston Cho ...