Spending Time With Andy
Andy Warhol's unique blend of artifice and reality
by David Schwartz
posted Jun 4, 2008
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David Schwartz is the Chief Curator at the Museum of the Moving Image. He is also a Visiting Assistant Professor in Cinema Studies at Purchase College.
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