thousands of poll raids, the earliest from 1948. >> he kept everything. >> michael hermann is the andy warhol'sl these photos 18 years ago. >> the interesting thing about warhol is he didn't differentiate work from life so much. everything he did was part of his life as an artist. these polaroids very much speak to that. >> some of the polaroids became warhol's famous silk screens. other he studied for later works. for these pictures he mapped out his design for the rolling stone's "sticky fingers" album cover. all of them reveal the eye of an artist. >> how many of these were you working from. >> if seeing the polaroids isn't enough for you, christie's is auctioning off 129 originals later this month, expected to command up to $25,000. >> talk to me about this one here. >> andy seems to have had some kind of fetish with shoes, with feet throughout his life. so it was something that kind of motif that he returned to time and again and again. >> they're like andy warhol's instagram, documenting virtually anything. it's just that he did it years before anyone ever heard of the internet or social

the 1960s culture movement made famous by andy warhol, the show has taken five years to compile. two tate curators traveled around the world. unearthing artists that weren't even known. >> left out of history, you can't even find on google, to us that was the most exciting thing. >> artists reflected their own troubling times, military juntas. many of the works are social commentary unlike the dead pan humor of the textbook american pop artists. the red coat for 11 gave everyone the same skin, a charged image when racism was rampant. nicola l took it around oourm ee an.the world goes pop is all abt learning about all artists who are unrepresented in the history of upon art. 50 years on the art is playful ironic, like all pop art. but these works show art at its best, questioning often u uncomfortably. >> the address is aljazeera.com. om. [ ♪ ] % sh >>> hello, i'm grichard gizbert, and you're at "the listening post". here are some of the media stories - the refugee crisis, the story in hungary and the image that was the covers.

are incredible shots. >> reporter: flipping through these pages of poil roads, it's like reading andy warhol'sous friends like jack nicholson and goldie. >> it's about look very, very glamorous and the best she could possibly look. >> reporter: warhol it turns out was an almost obsessive collector, amazing thousands of polaroids. the earliest ones from 1958. >> remember polaroids when we first had them. i think of them as disposable and nothing you would necessarily keep. >> he kept everything. >> reporter: michael is the director of the licensing foundation. he began sifting through these frats 18 years ago. >> the difference about warhol is he didn't differentiate life from work. everything he did was life as an artist and these photos speak to that. >> reporter: some of the polaroids became warhol's famous silk screens. others he studied for later works. many of them simply chronicled life. all of them revealed the eye of it. >> and if seeing the polaroid isn't enough for you. christie's is auctioning off photos this month. they're expected to command up to $25,000. >> talk to me about this

. >>> now, when you think of pop part ab-andy warhol comes to mind. but a new exhibition in london is looking beyond those few iconic images and exploring political messages. in 1966. artist used highway billboards. artists made famous by andy warhol and his colorful prints. pop art was unearths around the world. we discovered so much that we didn't know about that has been part of history that you can't even find if you google and to us that was the most exciting thing. >> the show is decided by themes instead of geography. the artists reflected their own troubling times. military times, the cold war, did war in vietnam, racism, civil rights. the red code for 11 gave everyone the same skin. a charged image when racism was rampant. it was taken around europe and was arrested in spain for a political act. >> nhls not a campbell soup can or an american comic strip anywhere in this exhibition. it's all about learning about global artists, women artists, women underrepresented in the history of pop art. it's playful, ironic, but these looks show art at it

. >>> it's impossible to think about pop art without thinking about andy warhol.re is a new exhibit. jessica baldwin shows us. >> reporter: the faceless figure in a western hat, highlighted the increasing americanization of japanese society in 1966. the japanese artist used highway billboard paint to create his pop art. the world goes pop looks at how artists around the world have interpreted pop art. the 1960s culture movement, made famous by andy warhol. the show has taken five years to compile. two curators traveled around the world unearthing pop art. >> we discovered so much that we didn't know about that has been left out of history, that you can't even find if you google, and to us that was the most exciting thing. >> the show is divided by themes instead of geography. they reflected their own troubled times. racism, women's rights, many works are intense overt social commentary. the red code for 11, gave everyone the same skin, a charged image. the italian artist took it around europe and was arrested in spain for a political act. there's not a campbell's

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andy warhol. keith haring. kara walker. jeff koons. and many others-- including jasper johns. >> sreenivasan: and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are with us to analyze the week's news. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: wall street worried away all of the week's gains today amid fears of slowing growth worldwide. the federal reserve had cited the state of the world economy yesterday, when it opted not to raise interest rates. the dow jones industrial avera

andy warhol, keith haring, something fast fashion does to create a scarcity and immediacy to buy something reporter: alex says learning science behind shopping habits won't deter her from getting that fashion fix. for "nightline," i'm maria schiavocampo, in new york. >>> next -- from the red carpet to rural africa, beautiful hollywood stars aligning behind a beautiful cause. how sustainable fashion is changing lives near and far. >> announcer: abc news "nightline" brought to you by macy's. >>> finally tonight, some unlikely worlds colliding. hollywood a listers known for their style now putting a spotlight on the true cost of cheap fashion. what does the u.n. have to do with it? here is abc's sarah haynes. >> reporter: actress rosario dawson is on a mission. far from the red carpet. >> amazing. >> reporter: to create sustainable fashion that tells a story. >> people are paying attention to things they hadn't been paying attention to before. not like going it's sparkly. it's sparkly doesn't seem sustainable. >> reporter: teaming up, the duo launching studio 189, empowering women and low cul

. >>> it was andy warhol who said in the future anyone will be world famous for 15 minutes. who would have thunk just how right and how wrong he would be. with the invention of the internet and cameras, people can be famous for far more than 15 minutes. this is why the streamies were invented. >> are you ready? >> an award show that celebrates the best in youtube, online video and the creators behind them. and it's coming to vh1. the fifth annual streamies. actually going to be hosted by a couple of famous names from the interwebs as well. and a great comedian, actress, host. we actually have grace live. for those of our viewers at home, why don't you tell us about the streamies. >> they are an award show to celebrate all of the wonder and beauty and talent that the universe has to offer. >> everyone in this room creating content, you're inspiring. >> we get to celebrate people that you might never have heard of before but you should know now. >> anybody who's not, like, a pooty pie, do they have a chance? because those are the heavy hitters in the world of youtube. >> every

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michael jackson, andy warhol, jerry hall and mick jagger. couldn't enter. the concept of being chosen to enter the velvet rope started here. it is only part of the story. the history of the building goes back to the early 1900s. >> this theatre opened as the gallo opera house. it was a broadway theatre with a weird history. there were shows that had a donkey on stage. lots of crazy stuff happening. it was the casino de paris, which was a nightclub in the '30s. it was for many years a cbs studio where they filmed what's my line and password and tons of shows. it became the famed disco studio 54. >> it was owned by steve rubel and shrager. it was like striking oil. >> i was always looking for the right opportunity, something i could make special. putting everything together, something magical happens. that's always been my approach. >> reporter: studio 54 lasted more than a decade, but its heyday was from 1977 to 1981. now the building houses two popular venues. >> cabaret opened in the '90s and it became a broadway house, which it is. 54 below is a supper cl

offers from andy warhol, jasper johns, cindy sherman, and keith haring to name a few. but don't shed a tear if you can't make it to l.a. over the next few weeks there are dozens of noteworthy exhibits opening all over the country. in new york, the whitney unveils a new frank stella exhibit. at museum of modern art, picasso sculptures. picasso will pop up again this d.c.'s phillips collection exhibit. a nod to the modern and avant-garde masters. boston's museum of fine arts features dutch painting in theage of rembrandt and vermeer, while the cleveland museum of art says bonjour to works of claude monet and henri matisse. in texas, houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works and dallas museum of art features jackson pollack's paintings at the height of his popularity. these shows are just a sampling. safe to say there is something for almost every pallet this art season. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us for the morning news and "cbs this morning" from the broadcast

offers from andy warhol, jasper johns, cindy sherman, and keith haring to name a few.tear if you can't make it to l.a. over the next few weeks there are dozens of noteworthy exhibits opening all over the country. in new york, the whitney unveils a new frank stella exhibit. at museum of modern art, picasso sculptures. picasso will pop up again this time in 2 d at washington, d.c.'s phillips collection exhibit. a nod to the modern and avant-garde masters. boston's museum of fine arts features dutch painting in theage of rembrandt and vermeer, while the cleveland museum of art says bonjour to works of claude monet and henri matisse. in texas, houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works and dallas museum of art features jackson pollack's paintings at the height of his popularity. these shows are just a sampling. safe to say there is something for almost every pallet this art season. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us for the morning news and "cbs this morning" from the broadcast cente

the 1960s culture movement made famous by andy warhol, the show has taken five years to compile. two tate curators traveled around the world, unearthing pop awrt, somart, some by ar tichtsn known in their home country. the show is divided by themes instead of geography. the artists reflected their own conflicting times. many of the works are intense overt social commentary. unlike the dead pan humor of the textbook american pop artists. the red coat for 11 gave everyone the same skin, a charged image when racism was rampant. the italian artist nicola l who was arrested for a political act. there is there isn't a campbell's soup can anywhere. the world goes pop is all about learning about global artists, women artists, artists who have been unrepresented in the history of pop art. 50 years on, the art is fun, playful, ironic, but these works show art at its best, bravely embracing political themes and embracing sometimes uncomfortably what is going on around them. >> do stay with us. barbara serra is taking you through the next couple of hours. >> border closed. hungarian police c

. >> when you think of pop art, images like andy warhol' warholp can probably comes to mind. exploring the genera' genre's i. >> japanese society, japanese artist used highway billboard paint to create his pop art. the world goes pop looks at how artists from around the world have interpreted the genre. the show has taken five years to compile, two tate curators traveled around the world unearthing pop art, some artists not even known in their own countries. >> we discovered so much that has been left out of history, you can't even find in google, we think that's most exciting thing. >> the show is divided into themes. military juntas, the war in vietnam, racism, women's rights, many are over social commentary, unlike the dead pan humor against the textbook american pop artists. the red coat at 11 gave everyone the same skin. the italian artist nicola l was arrested in spain for a political act. there's not a campbell's soup can anywhere in this exhibition. artists who have been unrepresented in the history of pop art. 50 years on, the art is fun, playful, ironic like all pop

the 1960s culture movement made famous busy andy warhol and his colorful advertisements of celebrities. two tate curators traveled around the world unearthing pop art, some not even known in our culture. >> left out of history that you can't even find if you google and to us that was the most exciting thing. >> the show is divided by themes instead of geography. the artists reflected their own troubling times. military juntas, many of the works are intense overt social commentary, unlike the dead pang humor of the textbook american pop artists. the red coat for 11 gave everyone the same skin. a charged image when racism was rampant. the italian artist nicola l was arrested in europe for a political act. there is not a campbell soup can or american comic strip anywhere. the world goes pop is all about learning about global artists, women artists, artists who have been unrepresented in the history of pop art. 50 years on the art is fun playful ironic like all pop art but these works show art at its best. questioning often uncomfortable uncomfortablely what has hand. >> that's it for our

. >>> and andy warhol paintings stolen. they say it may have happened 10 years ago.. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> goodern moi morning, it is thursday. september 10th. we're one day away from september 11th. >>> al qaeda makes a bold new threat, just hours, like we said, before the anniversary of the september 11th attack. and this time, being very specific, naming the specific americans they want dead. >> they got a hit list. >> mean while, rolling stone stirs the pot where donald trump goes after carly

it includes andy warhol. photographs like cindy sherman and paintings by jasper johns.ollection many major museums coveted. eli: we talked and we said, you know what? we're going to show these prize of more than 130 works. they will just end up in storage or elsewhere. david: that did not appeal to spent millions on his own museum that would be free to the public. a place where paintings at that are not on display are still visible to visitors. >> this building literally is about that interplay of capacity and transparency and those of viewing windows are the most obvious examples of it. is to she says the goal make contemporary art more accessible. >> i know this will be an amazing popular piece of visitors. it is delightful. it has multiple layers of meaning but on one level, simply a delight. david: and the museum is designed to delight. the main gallery is up a long escalator. the first piece in this hee is a sculpture by jeff koons. ili: this is one of our favorite pieces. of his workown more than any of the collector. [indiscernible] apart is the broads how much t

of aings from andy warhol, jags material johns, cindy sherman and keith haring just to name a few. what they set fortune you can enjoy for nothing. >> it's free? >> it's free. we didn't want there to be any economic barriers for people to enjoy. you can visit one gal row at a time. you can an organic relationship. >> but don't shed a tear if you can't make it to l.a. over the next few weeks there are dozens of noteworthy exhibits opening all over the country. in new york, the whitney unfails a new exhibit at the museum of modern report, picasso. will pop up gyp this time in 2d at washington, d.c.'s philips collection. boston's museum of fine arts features "dutch painting in the age of rembrandt and veremeer" and cleveland also. houston's museum of fine arts hosts mark rothko works. and dallas. of course these shows are just a sampling but safe to say there's something for almost every palatae this art season. >> osgood: but first. >> osgood: old and new. >> osgood: pope francis saw the truth of saying what is old is new when he visited st. patrick's cathedral. now with mo rocca. >>

. >> lost ankle len police trying to find 99 andy warhol prints stole friend la business and replacedk screen prints, are signed by warhol, valued at $350,000, police say, they were stolen sometime in the past three years. but the owners didn't realize this, until july. police say at least one of the real prints, may have been sold through an auction house, detective believe details about the original sale could lead them to the print. so it, can be returned to it owner. crazy, though, right? snuck in, then just replaced them? and evidently, it wasn't discovered by the owner until they went and had this re-framed. and they realize, my goodness, these are fakes. >> no real signatures, these are crazy. >>> 4:50 the time. who is this person snow. >> jasmine, wanted to do something little different, she wanted it to stand out from the rest. >> all right. >> guess what she decided to do? >> evidently she decided to shake up the father-daughter dance. results are pretty coolment take a look. >> ♪ >> ♪ talking about my girl ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how fun is this? this of

. >> all right, kyla, thank youment next on cbs this morning, andy warhol's other talent.t work. >> and we'll see you tomorrow morning bright and early 4:30. make it a great day everybody. thanks >>> good morning. it is friday, september 11th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." an emotional vice president joe biden opens up to stephen colbert in his first television interview since the loss of his son. >>> a high-speed chase in california leading s to a deadl shoot-out in a restaurant. a customer shows us how she escaped. >>> tom brady and the patriots kick off the season. what in the world happened with the headsets. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 skojds. >> do you

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. >>> and andy warhol paintings stolen. they say it may have happened 10 years ago. that wraps it up for us. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> goodern moi morning, it is thursday. september 10th. we're one day away from september 11th. >>> al qaeda makes a bold new threat, just hours, like we said, before the anniversary of the september 11th attack. and this time, being very specific, naming the specific americans they want dead. >> they got a hit list. >> mean while, rolling stone stirs the pot where donald trump goes after carly fiorina, it appears, based on her looks. this morning, carly and the donald will respond. >>> and one barber refusing to cut a woman's hair. he doesn't have the equipment to cut a woman's hair. we'll discuss that. because i know a lot about hair. morning is better with friends. ♪ >>> well, of course, it's going to be a big fall weekend and if you're going to the tailgate -- actually, it's good to do it at the u.s. open. >> all whites and high shorts. and tonight, the steelers against the patriots. i can't remember exactly but ther

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earning them famous fans from andy warhol to princess diana. membership, they returned in the 1990s with a new mature sound. and two more smash hits. now 37 years after the band started in a bar in birmingham, duran duran reinvented themselves again with their 14th studio album, "paper gods." the concert coming up in our next half hour. guys, why don't you give us a taste of what's to come? ♪ ♪ no no notorious ♪i'm ... =vo= ==anim== new details... ==topvo== new >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. new numbers this morning show the valley fire grew overnight. containment did not. here are the latest numbers. fired burned 73,000700 acres. two people have been killed. four people are missing. firefighters have the fire at 35% contained. the fire to our east is deadly as well. two people were founded in burned debris. it started a week ago and has burned through roughly 72,000 acres. it's 45% contained this morning. a look at the morning commute. >> the south bay does have a lower drive. the crash is off to the shoulder but still a distracti

top-ten hit, earning them famous fans from andy warhol to princess diana. ♪ i don't want your love >> duran returned in the 1990s with a mature sound. ♪ ordinary world >> two more smash hits. now 37 years after the band started in a bar in birmingham, duran duran has reinvented themselves once again. with their 14th studio album, "paper gods." ♪ step out into the future >> the concert coming up in the next half hour. guys, give us a taste of what's to come. ♪ notorious, notorious ♪ notorious, notorious >>> good morning i'm tracy davidson. sunshine to start your day. let's get your forecast. >> another sunny day, we've had them all week and got another one today and another one tomorrow as a matter of fact. and look at the flag. it's just not moving so we have no wind along with the rising temperatures. now 68 degrees in philadelphia. still in the 50s in some of the suburbs but not for long with that sun out there. just a few high clouds down the south and they are going to stay there and not going to bother anybody and during the day today nothing but sunshine. still not all that humi

top-ten hit, earning them famous fans from andy warhol to princess diana. i don't want your love >> despite hiatuses and changing membership, duran duran returned sound. ordinary world >> two more smash hits. now 37 years after the band started in a bar in birmingham, duran duran has reinvented themselves once again. with their 14th studio album, "paper gods." step out into the future >> the concert coming up in the next half hour. guys, give us a taste of what's to come. notorious, notorious everybody, everywhere, this feeling in the air >>> 8:30 this morning on september 17th, 2015. this is the time of the morning where we put savannah on the show. oh, no. we've got the concert from duran duran coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> they are sounding so great. i'm so excited. by the way, we also have sarah jessica parker here. she has a new show in the works, a shoe line in the works. we'll tell you about it. i know you can check out her -- >> you want her shoes? >> yes. >> nice shoes. >> yes. >> we like shoes, don't we? >> love shoes. also, another ta

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andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have cleaned and washup. of.com great way to get out and play. for more information, visit sfrecpark.org. that out and play and get into the groove. rec and parks offers dance classes for seniors. first-time beginners or lifetime enthusiasts -- all are welcome. enjoy all types of music. latins also, country and western. it is a great way to exercise while having lots of fun. seniors learn basic moves and practice a variety of routines. improve your posture, balance, and flexibility. it is easy. get up on your feet and step to the beat. senior dance class is from sf rec and park. a great w

andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the process. classes and the size the artistic process rather than the product. children have the freedom to explore materials at their own pace and in their own way. talks love art, especially when they died into the creative process -- dive into the creative process. at the end of the classes, they have cleaned and washup. of.com great way to get out and play. for more information, visit sfrecpark.org. that out and play and get into the groove. rec and parks offers dance classes for seniors. first-time beginners or lifetime enthusiasts -- all are welcome. enjoy all types of music. latins also, country and western. it is a great way to exercise while having lots of fun. seniors learn basic moves and practice a variety of routines. improve your posture, balance, and flexibility. it is easy. get up on your feet and step to the beat. senior dance class is from sf rec and park. a great w