Is this the start of the long-awaited Andy Warhol backlash? (Insert obligatory 15-minutes-of-fame joke here). From Paul Morrissey, who ran the Factory:
“He was a disabled man who was autistic, and dyslexic to a degree that he couldn’t read one word… He was frightened and timid, had no artistic instincts, and no interest in anything other than making money. Someone once asked me: ‘What did it mean to be Andy’s manager?’ I said: ‘I had to think of things that he might do, I had to do them, and then I had to pretend that he was involved!’ ”
“no artistic instincts, and no interest in anything other than making money.” Truly the father of the modern art scene.
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