Warhol-isms

The art of seeing the world in silver and saying it like no one else could. Step into the brilliantly ironic, endlessly quotable world of Andy Warhol — the man who made soup cans iconic, turned fame into an art form, and blurred the line between commercial and fine art forever. In Warhol-isms, the Pop Art pioneer speaks for himself through a dazzling collection of real quotes that reveal the wit, wisdom, and weird genius behind the platinum hair and the Polaroid camera. Collected from Warhol’s interviews, writings, and conversations, these sharp, funny, and surprisingly sincere reflections capture his unique perspective on art, beauty, fame, consumerism, and creativity. He didn’t just change how we see art—he changed how we see everything.

“I think an artist is anybody who does something well.”
“They always say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”
“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty.”

Every line is a glimpse into the mind of a man who turned the ordinary into the extraordinary—and himself into a living work of art. Warhol-isms is more than a book—it’s a portrait of the Pop era, told in Warhol’s own voice: ironic, brilliant, and unforgettable. Whether you’re a design lover, a creative thinker, or a collector of all things cool, this little volume is the ultimate companion for your coffee table, studio, or Factory-inspired life.

Because sometimes, art really is just a great line.

Details 

• Hardcover
• 152 pages with 2 b/w illustrations 
• Dimension: 4.25in x 5.25in