This looks like a really interesting show if your around there

www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/nov/06/sp-transmitting-andy-warhol-review-tate-liverpool





Discover the man who transformed the modern art world. Transmitting Andy Warhol brings together more than 100 artworks from one of the most influential, controversial and notorious artists of the twentieth century. The exhibition provides a new insight into the breadth of Warhol’s artistic processes, his philosophies, as well as the social, political and aesthetic implications of his ground-breaking practice.
It was Warhol’s democratic belief that ‘art should be for everyone’. Transmitting Andy Warhol explores how the artist embraced the mass mediums of his time - publishing, film, music, and broadcast to transmit his ideas and imagery to as many people as possible. In doing so, Warhol radically re-defined access to culture and art, challenging traditional notions of high and low culture, private and mass experience.
In his desire to make art public, Warhol’s practice spanned the worlds of art, media, music, fashion and celebrity. Exhibition highlights include the Marilyn Diptych 1962, Dance Diagram 1962 and Do-it-Yourself 1962 paintings. These will be shown alongside Warhol’s television commercials, fashion illustrations for Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, concert posters, his TV show and a dazzling display of his trailblazing celebrity magazine Interview. The exhibition will also include the much loved works Three Brillo Soap Pad Boxes 1964/68 and Campbell’s Soup I 1968.
The exhibition includes a spectacular presentation of the travelling multi-media spectacle The Exploding Plastic Inevitable (EPI), Warhol’s famed ‘total art’ environment. Used as a framework for a series of performances by the Velvet Underground and Nico, EPI will bring the atmosphere of 1960s New York to the Liverpool Waterfront.
Transmitting Andy Warhol is exhibited alongside Gretchen Bender and the The Serving Library to form Tate Liverpool’s autumn/winter season - Making Things Public. Across the gallery, you are invited to explore how artists from different generations have responded to and experimented with the pervasive influence of mass and broadcast media.
Whether you’re visiting Liverpool to do your Christmas shopping, take in the Liverpool Christmas lights or enjoy Liverpool’s Christmas markets, Tate Liverpool is the perfect addition to your trip. We have a wide selection of unique, art inspired Christmas gifts in the Tate Liverpool shop and a delicious selection of comforting treats in the Tate Liverpool Café; perfect for a winter’s day. Be sure to try one of our fabulous Marilyn cupcakes, also available gluten free.

How dare Warhol pre copy Banksy.

Hi Guys,

I might be a little off but does anyone know the seller of the pieces on ebay below?

www.ebay.com.au/sch/bjce75/m.html?item=261674192731&clk_rvr_id=739286272516&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Its just seems like they are similar the Haring and Warhol fakes that were floating around last year.
I did notice when the Original seller Patrick was selling the street signs and Chalk drawigns he was also buying up alot of Mr Brainwash and other Urban artists.

is it the same Guy???

It would be hard for him to start doing Fake Banksy signs since he did pretty good Haring knockoffs.
Anyway just thought id bring it to your attention.

cheers

When I was in touch with this douche , he was talking about wanting to organise a banksy vs Mr brainwash show , and I know from his ebay account he was buying from West Country prince .. What a ____

He is also triplex234 on eBay

WCP v MB v Bambi that would be some show....

Is it the same guy as last time?

The ABC store has them in VA.

Great seller.

My marilyn and soup can arrived with phenomenal packing when I bought a few years back.

I may be interested in the gold and diamond dust...... Any pics? Also may be interested in the cans....pics?
If it's easier to email pics pm me and I'll send my email

Terry tibbs..... Talk to me. Funnily enough my collection has dwindled to nothing. Only have a few of the beauts left!!

They are copies of the original pieces. The first copies are stamped with a black stamp on the back. It is told that they were printed with the same screens as the Warhol ones.

Andy Warhol wanted everyone to be able to own one of his pieces of art so he decided to print more of his iconic pieces with Sunday B Morning. Some of the prints are even signed.

Link to some more info on the Sunday B Morning prints

Not official but Andy was the man behind the printing of the first edition prints (non-officialy of course). The rest are not screen printed with the same screens but (real good) copies of the official Warhol prints.

Official

There is so much more ... you should ask about Outis and or Jboy 

(Not in this thread though)

Does someone know if the glitter Marilyn's were also done by Warhol or was that a purely Sunday B Morning touch on the already iconic image?