“Andy Warhol’s Tomato” at Pacific Resident Theatre
No matter what one thinks of the art of Andy Warhol, like for instance…”A tomato soup can? I could do that,” the fact is that, in his all too short existence, he upended conventional notions of what constitutes art, as so many artists did in the Twentieth Century—Picasso, Dali, Pollak, Rothko, and more. His … Continue reading “Andy Warhol’s Tomato” at Pacific Resident Theatre
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