Andy Warhol : a hemi-semi-happening

PRA Archive #:

BB3271

Cal Green of WBAI’s The Critical People talks to artist Andy Warhol about his film “Chelsea Girls”. Henry Geldzahler, associate curator of American painting and sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Paul Morrissey, film critic and director, and International Velvet and Ingrid Superstar, two of Andy Warhol’s “Factory girls”, join them in the studio. Green and guests discuss how “Chelsea Girls” is different from Warhol’s previous films and chat about other filmmakers and artists such as Jack Smith, Jean-Luc Godard, and Edward Albee. Warhol talks about his approach to filmmaking and expresses his belief that as televisions get bigger they will overtake the medium of film.

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1967-06-03

Item Duration:

00:59:42

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Program: Andy Warhol : a hemi-semi-happening
Series: The critical people
Contributors:
Host: Cal Green
Guest: Andy Warhol
Guest: Henry Geldzahler
Guest: Paul Morrissey
Guest: Ingrid Superstar
Guest: International Velvet
Distributor: Distributor
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    • PRA Archive #: BB3271
  • pbcoreTitle
    • Program: Andy Warhol : a hemi-semi-happening
    • Series: The critical people
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    • Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1967.
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    • Host: Cal Green
    • Guest: Andy Warhol
    • Guest: Henry Geldzahler
    • Guest: Paul Morrissey
    • Guest: Ingrid Superstar
    • Guest: International Velvet