Andy Warhol

  • Warhol and the war god

    Even in death, the artist was way ahead of his time.
  • Beyond the Multiplex

    An interview with "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" director Kirby Dick. Plus: The "real" Warhol and the Clint Eastwood of Japan.
  • The Fix

    Tom Hanks and Armani say no to the Oscars, Liz says "ciao" to Hollywood, and we get a sneak peek of "Matrix" sequel.
  • "24": Split screen's big comeback

    From Fox's "24" to Destiny's Child videos to Hollywood, the splintered aesthetic of multichannel storytelling -- once the province of the '60s avant-garde -- is suddenly everywhere.
  • The opposite of sex

    Andy Warhol, ultimate icon of pop, made painting an orgy and pornography an art form. But you'll never guess what he did between the sheets.
  • Art for Armani's sake

    New York's institutions of high culture are unashamedly selling out to high fashion.
  • Penny Arcade

    "The Government Doesn't Want People To F*ck"
  • Real art is murder

    Valerie Solanas, the woman who shot Andy Warhol, died forgotten a decade ago. Now her never-produced play has been dusted off to combat NEA "censorship."
  • David Bowie

    As the master of self-reinvention -- from Ziggy Stardust to the Thin White Duke to Normal David -- he became the most influential rock star of the post-Beatles era.
  • Real Life Rock Top 10

  • The other beauty myth

    At the turn of the century, with Picasso behind and Matthew Barney in front, does beauty still matter?
  • "I'm a pure insider"

    "It Hurts" author Matthew Collings on the uselessness of secular critics, Warhol's sincere cynicism and how one avoids annoying art-speak.
  • The real America gone mad

    David LaChapelle constructs a colorful alternate universe of polymorphous perversity, buff dudes and bodacious ta-tas.
  • The dung show

    Psychotic reactions to elephant dung; Jesse Ventura ups the ante; Mormon TV snips the naughty bits. Plus, Susan Lucci gets her gun.
  • Fashion victim

    The rise and demise of Halston, America's superstar designer.
  • Leo Castelli

    A widely influential figure in the American art world, the legendary gallery owner was always in the right place at the right time.
  • More Di of boredom

    This just in! Di was way moody! Also, Tori Amos has friends in dark places; Bono burdens child with slew of names; Cybill Shepherd eyes White House -- likes what she sees.
  • Only models matter

    Your guide to the role of women in fine art and the world.
  • Size matters

    Twanging reality like his own personal 80-foot-long rubber band, Claes Oldenburg restored a child's-eye sense of wonder to a weary world.
  • Movie Interview: Acting weird

    Nicolas Cage talks about selling imperfection.
  • Newsreal: The fame economy

    What's good for Michael Jordan is good for America
  • John Cale

  • Hughes' views

    Art critic Robert Hughes.
  • The Salon Interview: Fernanda Eberstadt

    An interview with novelist Fernanda Eberstadt, author of When the Sons of Heaven Meet the Daughters of the Earth, Isaac and his Devils, and "Low Tide."

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