I loved this illustration in the Thursday Style section of the New York Times today and I had to share it. The article about Andy Warhol was also quite interesting. Apparently, everything Andy Warhol is in right now. I've read quite a lot of articles lately about various cultural art forms coming back into style. In the New York Times Style Magazine on Sunday, there was an article about the resurgence of the grunge scene of 1993. In the Daily Orange today, there was an article about classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin having a following on college campuses. But bands like Zeppelin and icons like Warhol always have a following, so is it really fair to say they are back? Perhaps I'll post more thoughts on this at a later date when I have more time, but for now enjoy the picture.
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The Led Zeppelin being hot now is totally asinine (haven't college stuedents ALWAYS liked classic rock?), but Andy Warhol's been especially ubiquitous lately, what with the documentary and the Edie Sedgewick movie coming out. Of course, growing up in Pittsburgh, he's always been a big deal there, but I'm not sure if he's been soooo mainstream in the rest of the nation.
The Led Zeppelin being hot now is totally asinine (haven't college stuedents ALWAYS liked classic rock?), but Andy Warhol's been especially ubiquitous lately, what with the documentary and the Edie Sedgewick movie coming out. Of course, growing up in Pittsburgh, he's always been a big deal there, but I'm not sure if he's been soooo mainstream in the rest of the nation.
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