Who really knows about Andy Warhol? Most people know him from his artwork, or appearance of the rampant pop culture in the ’70s and’ 0, or the shape of his white hair. But he deliberately revealed his personality as he measured the subjects he had drawn and painted, to the extent that there was not much more known about him 35 years after his death. A document based on the 1989 memoir andy Warhol diary was seen detailing Warhol’s life.
THE ANDY WARHOL DIARIES: STREAM IT OR SKIP IT?
The Gist: The Andy Warhol Diaries, which was produced by Ryan Murphy and directed by Andrew Rossi, took a deep dive into mysterious life from one of the most famous artists in the 20th century. Structured around the memoir with the same name, who was diked by Warhol by telephone to pat Hackett for a decade before his 1987 death, Rossi spoke to historians and people of the Warhol world to try to understand a man who was equally famous for his personality cult because He is for art.
Among those interviewed including Debbie Harry and Rob Lowe, but also artists such as Jamie Wyeth, Julian Schnabel and Glenn Ligon. Hackett, which edited the diary transcript into the 1989 book, told of their phone meeting, which began only as a money accounting spent and developed into one of the most personal performances in artists who cannot be understood, even if it comes from a rather used perspective.
“It is a big design,” Wyeth said about the image of the warpage. “He knew exactly he did.” Many of it must be done by recognizing their shortcomings and use it for their benefits. During his childhood in Pittsburgh in the ’30s and ’40s, Warhol (born Andrew Warhola Jr.), he did not come out but he did not try to try to hide his sexuality; In an archive interview, his brother remembered having to defend Andy against a little annoying.
He put bullies by offering to paint or draw them, giving a little intimacy involving him to them. When he moved to New York in 1949, it took time to become a successful commercial artist, then he began to take off with art pop – can campbell, a double portrait of Marilyn Monroe, Mao Zedong, Jackie Kennedy, etc. – In the 1960s. He also created the same-minded artist community around him, called “factory,” which would help his efforts to make art on a large scale and scope.
Usually the success of Dokufuseries is measured by how new it teaches viewers about the subject. But how much do we know about Andy Warhol? Unless you read a 1989 book where Andy Warhol Diaries is based, you might still have a pale man’s picture in glasses, a messy white wig and a few others. Warhol wants it like that, and these documents outlined exactly why he repeated his personality carefully when he measured his art subject.
It also entered into his true life, which included Like Johnson and Jon Gould, and close relations with Jean-Michel Basquiat. His life is more than just his appearance at parties and shows and random sightings like on a love boat or WWE match.
If someone deserves the treatment of five episodes, it is Warhol, because he is so unusable for his life. He had gone for 35 years, and his influence on the art culture and pop still resounded. Reference the famous Warhol quote about everyone who is famous for 15 minutes, said Lowe, “he will love today, because of a strange show which is a contemporary culture.” His rather behavioral view is one of the big reasons why there is still so much interest in his life, and this documentary does a good job to open it to be examined.
AI’s voice generation is used as a model, apparently; Bill Irwin actually made Warhol’s voice. But it is possible to provide Irwin with a blueprint for how to do warhol so that it sounds as close as possible to reality. It’s used for good effects, because Irwin reads the Warhol diary entry with the Warhol signature received and turbulent. This is certainly more effective than reenactments without words or recording made to look like a 16mm grainy archive footage. There are so many footage footage so the expansion is less than necessary.
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