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Even by his standards,
Andy Warhol is having
a big year. The
Whitney's blockbuster
Warhol show opens
this November, and the
Dia Art Foundation
brings his monumental
installation Shadows
(1978–79) to the Calvin
Klein store in New York
before it travels upstate
to Beacon. For a more
intimate moment with
the late Pop icon, head
to the Cantor Arts
Center at Stanford
University, where an
exhibition selected
from Warhol's
collection of negatives
and contact sheets is
on view starting
September 29. Check
out culturedmag.com
for more on Warhol
and the people who
knew him best.
Andy Warhol's Contact Sheet [New
Years Eve party at River Café with
woman in Marie Antoinette mask,
Benjamin Liu and Larissa, Michael
Musto, Tama Janowitz, Paige Powell,
Ron Galella], 1987
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BY
CRISTINA
MOLINA;
GIFT
OF
THE
ANDY
WARHOL
FOUNDATION
FOR
THE
VISUAL
ARTS,
INC.,
2014.43.2926.
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ANDY
WARHOL
FOUNDATION
FOR
THE
VISUAL
ARTS;
COURTESY
LOBEL
MODERN
Shattering the Mold
Born almost 20 years
after English sculptor
Barbara Hepworth, the
late American artist
Naomi Feinberg's
abstract forms evoke the
powerful compositions of
the modernist icon. Like
Hepworth, Feinberg was
pioneer in her own right,
quite literally carving a
space for herself in the
male-dominated mid-
century art scene. On
September 13, Lobel
Modern gallery
celebrates Feinberg's
unique sensibility with a
survey of her work.
LOBELMODERN.COM
Naomi Feinberg sculpting in
her studio in the 1960s.
