Cronenberg on Warhol mp3s at Ubuweb
http://www.ubu.com/sound/warhol.html
A guided tour of the "Andy Warhol / Supernova: Stars Death and Disasters, 1962-1964" exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario, conceived and narrated by renowned filmmaker David Cronenberg. Cronenberg says, "Andy was making underground films when I was making underground films. And I was more inspired by him than by Hollywood. He created himself: He was an outsider, a Slovakian, Catholic, gay, an artist, poor; an outsider in his own family, a triple outsider like Kafka, with his nose pressed against the New York window. And, he became the ultimate insider, the center of his own world, and drew people to him. He became a huge example of the invention of an identity." Commentary by David Cronenberg, Mary-Lou Green, Dennis Hopper, David Moos, James Rosenquist and Amy Taubin.

the photos above make me laiugh so bad

I like a lot of his art, but I think the best thing about Warhol was his films!

the best thing about warhol was warhol. people are too scared to be truely pretentious and outlandish these days. It is so boring.

Cool, guess I'm the next Warhol then. Sup.

I actually am quietly confident you are on the right track.

:)

only if you keep drawing me skeletons!

haha

ill draw you skeletons in shibari.

really?

please do.

I often don't do things I say I'll do.. my mind fills up too quickly with ideas, but I'll give it a shot.