Written on December 3, 2009 by Felicia Appenteng in Arts & Cultures & Societies
Issues like fame, quantity, repetition, ubiquity or the threat of dead makes Andy Warhol incredibly present in our multimediated and globalized culture.
It makes perfect sense to relate his works with market value as the artist himself acted as a creative director and sold his image as a part of an international brand.
Just take a few minutes to see this interesting report by Sarah Thornton from The Economist.
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