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Austin Way - 2016 - Issue 5 - Late Fall - Lewis Hamilton

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AUSTINWAY.com  45 sought-after aspect of his illustrations. "That relationship is really interesting," says Garza. "Throughout the 1950s, all of his collaborators are either men that he's romantically involved with, or his mother." 5. 1960s screen TesTs: The 1960s section of the exhibit includes Warhol's Factory screen tests of the era's poets, authors, and playwrights. "From a very early age he was taken by authors. Celebrity is such an important notion with Warhol, and his first understanding of celebrity came via books," says Garza. October 16–January 29, MLK Jr. Boulevard and Congress Avenue, 512-471-5482; blantonmuseum.org . Among the more than 250 items in the new "Warhol by the Book" exhibit at the Blanton: (clockwise from left) Illustration (Sam, from "25 Cats Named Sam and One Blue Pussy"), circa 1954; A Gold Book, 1957; Andy Warhol's Exposures, first printing, 1979; "In the Bottom of My Garden," circa 1956. "Celebrity is suCh an important notion with warhol, and his first understanding of Celebrity Came via books." —evan garza, blanton museum curator

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