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'Isn't life a series of images that change as they repeat themselves?' - Andy Warhol

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From Brillo boxes and tins of soup to portraits of films stars, #AndyWarhol is famous for his bright and bold paintings and prints that celebrate 1960s popular culture. In this film we discover how Warhol made his colourful and iconic silkscreen prints, with artist Marianne Keating.

In 1972, Warhol made a series of screenprints of Chairman Mao, the leader of communist China. Mao may seem an unlikely celebrity, but in the early 1970s America’s president, Richard Nixon, visited Beijing and Mao’s portrait was everywhere – making him something of a contemporary icon. Warhol used a photograph from the cover of the Little Red Book (a book of quotations by Chairman Mao) as the starting point for his portrait. 🖌️🎨

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