so we go to see voter he was like zurich's andy warhol. recently any woman as you can see really what i did and i thought so he and it worked thanks to him i went to new york and to travel around for a few years i had a good time as a model. so. vulgar is an emotional person creative pleasant to work with. does move to evoke no prejudices of each of all he cared about were the people themselves before. scott on the mountains it wasn't about who you were where you were from i gave you more what your incarnations were about and you. he never had to ask because all you could tell them is pictures who people truly were. the naked ones wanted to be naked that's for sure. khloe or. most of us. this is me rowing. and finding new models was the hardest part i couldn't use the old ones from the 1st book well that was done and over with it was a phase. in my life is like a rocket the dunns up and then the next period. next. was one survivor he brought me my 1st models. at that time department stores used to be open late one day a week and these boys

and i was thinking really andy warhol just said that i couldn't believe it. to you early but of course the book was published and there was no reaction whatsoever none. and i kept thinking to myself this can't be happening 10 years and nothing to show for it it's. often ferguson because you have to remember it was the 1980 s. and things were more uptight back then or there were these dolls little boys were allowed to play with these can dolls male barbie dolls. but in the 1980 s. he couldn't put his hand down his pants lipstick perhaps that was still too gay. or didn't do this and there were some things there that could clearly be seen as pornographic. even today. but then there is this italian beach picture i think that says mother. see how to get you so she took it all really well my mother really got into others she said it reminded her of the olden days other mothers were different. my mother was really cool about it she never worried enough about what i was up to she was open to everything oh i remember i once said i wanted to be famous she said it was m

the americans planted their flag on the mall a gesture that inspired pop artist andy warhol as late as 97 just before his death . it was billed as a mission for all mankind. british nigerian artist chink shoni body suggests a space walk in wax print suits it's a multi-faceted work centered on themes of colonialism lifestyle because it shot many segments of society the black and asian communities all women have never been to the moon the job price also called for men if a certain age and this work refers to that fact in a very ironic why ornish often tops off. the most famous image in the exhibition isn't an artwork on december 24th 1968 apollo 8 astronaut william mentors made the earth rise photo revealing a shining fragile world. after decades of manned space travel no other planet has been found where humankind could live. the moon news no longer an object of fear and designer. it's the earth itself. now the composer and record producer brian eno is one of popular music surprised influential figures an original member of roxy music he went on to produce seminal albums for people like

they landed the americans planted their flag on the moon by gesture that inspired bop artist andy warhol as late as 1987 just before his death. it was billed as a mission for all mankind that heralded in a new era the euphoria spread to countries that had recently thrown off the yoke of colonialism spaceflight subjects' on stamps cutter used them in his painting. british nigerian artist chink a show in a body suggests a space walk in wax print suits it's a multi-faceted work centered on themes of colonialism it seems to be asking why things are the. more colorful up there in more ways than one. that started out as a shock many segments of society the black and asian communities all women have never been to the moon the job price also called for men if a certain age and this whip refers to that fact in a very ironic why ornish off the top thought. you know that zambia had a space program of its own in the early 1960 s. . lack of funding may have spilled its doom but the vision has retained its explosive political force to the present day. the most famous image in the exhibition isn't an a

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connected to some of the other right-wing groups in the alt-right groups, associations with jacob warholso he is associated -- it was not surprising the donald trump reach we did him because he is been a part of that community. amy: finally, your response to, well, this went before the tweet and delete of donald trump, jr.. in february, senator kamala harris spoke to the breakfast club. this is radio host charlamagne tha god questioning harris about memes circulatining online about her. isanother meme says, kamala was african-american, she raised in canada, not the united states. >> so i was born in oakland. [laughter] in the united states except foror the years i was in high school in montrtreal, cana. look, thisis is the sameme thing they d did to barack obabama. this is not new to us. i think we know what they are trying to do. they're trying to do what has been happening over the last two years, which is powerful voices trying to sow hate and omission among us. we need to recognize when we are being played. >> i'm glad you brought up barack. what do you say people questioning the leg

i think it would've been more realistic to dream that andy warhol invited me to the factory or something. introduced me to nico or something like that. having a show at the smithsonian was beyond my wildest imagination. joanna: you have talked a lot about the process of creating east series.ves but you came known for polaroid technology, and used polaroid film for well over 30 years of your career. i'm curious, and much of the work -- if much of the work in the present exhibition are shot with polaroid, with the exception of some of the most recent which are digital. that includes the small instant polaroid as well as the large-format 20x24. i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit about the influence of polaroid on the development of your work? having started with hitler moves east, then moving to an instant technology, how that changed what you were doing? in thee is a period early 1980's when i started printing on black-and-white paper, but hand coloring some of the modern romance work. that was my introduction to color. back in the 1960's and 1970's, if you were a serious artist yo

colleague martin diana spoke to thais back next he's a researcher at the netherlands institute for warhol of genocide and he thinks even though the supreme court upheld the earlier ruling it's also reduce the liability of the dutch states. they also ruled that. the level of responsibility considering the entire context and all factors and factors at that time stands at 10 percent where the earlier courts still sense that the model of responsibility laid at 30 percent so that's actually the only difference in today's ruling by the supreme court's in the hague how did they arrive at that value of the state being responsible for 10 percent of this tragedy and what are the implications of that it is a bit of an odd exercise of mathematics calculating what is the responsibility for deaths during a situation that actually courts have rendered to be genocide what the courts did specifically about this for a $150.00 men in specific circumstances is that it sets there were different factors at play there were different factors at play and. considering all those other actors so perhaps they are 90

paid extra for the dapper dan look, they knew they weren't buying a gucci product, just like andy warhol'see it that way. they cracked down, suing dan, seizing his product. more heat followed. subpoenas for his harlem clients, raids on his store there was even a talented young lawyer sonia sotomayor who showed up one day to help her client lead a raid. she did everything by the book and even complimented a mink coat he had in the showroom. dan had many customers and artists on his side, and most culture echoes something. picasso joked bad artists copy and good artists steal. he openly remixed other artists like you see here, velazquez. but the fashion houses had power and money on their side, and they ran dan's shop out of business. he went back underground. followed some financial troubles and sad days with the next step after his life's work was shut down. now in his 70s, what was left? i want to tell you, this story could end there, but that thing about artists copying and stealing, it came full circle as one of the fashion houses that sued dan was now copying his signature look you see