VISUAL ARTS

Renowned Photographer William John Kennedy exhibits rarely seen photos of Warhol along side the artwork that made him famous. The Artist is seen working in his studio on the now famous Marilyn Monroe painting, outdoors with the Poppy paintings, with friends and other artists, and in public situations. These portraits capture an inside glimpse into the artist's world at the time and are now seen as important documents in telling the story of America's most famous contemporary artist. An exhibition of rare portraits of the artist Andy Warhol as seen within a personal context of his life in the 1960's. Along side the photographs will be exhibited a collection of works of Andy Warhol, including Endangered Species, a series of ten serigraphs published at the Factory, where many of the photos were taken. Kennedy photographed Warhol at The Factory numerous times and on location beginning in 1964.