Last month, Andy Warhol collectors and enthusiasts,
convened at the Samuel Owen Gallery~
Pop Up Shop, in New Canaan, Connecticut.
The event, The Modern Show/Famous for 15 Minutes,
featured a rare and eclectic selection of works by Andy Warhol
and his contemporaries.
This special evening also featured Corey Grant Tippin.
An artist, designer and antiques dealer.
Mr. Tippin was a fixture in Warhol's notorious factory.
He worked alongside Warhol to create the images
seen in the famous print series, "Ladies and Gentlemen".
Mr. Tippin was gracious enough to host
a question and answer session about his time
at Warhol's factory.
He also shared his Polaroids from his time with Warhol.
Mr. Tippin even had a Polaroid camera on hand that
evening, and was busy taking shots of the
guests which will be featured in a live art installation.
{can you find me?}
a question and answer session about his time
at Warhol's factory.
He also shared his Polaroids from his time with Warhol.
Mr. Tippin even had a Polaroid camera on hand that
evening, and was busy taking shots of the
guests which will be featured in a live art installation.
{can you find me?}
It was a great evening of art and art history.
~*~
And, for another slice of style here in the suburbs...
check out sketch42 ,
where I'm guest posting about local design.
Hope to see you there!
~*~
And, for another slice of style here in the suburbs...
check out sketch42 ,
where I'm guest posting about local design.
Hope to see you there!
Images via: ImagesandDetails
What an evening! Mr. Tippon looks like a fascinating character. Off to check out sketch42 now!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds amazing and those Polaroids are so great! I always enjoy events like that one:) Have a wonderful Tuesday,darling
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2nd row, 5th from the left! WHAT FUN!!!! xoxo, Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteWhat a great event! I lived in Pittsburgh for a few years and learned a lot about Warhol at the museum they have there in his honor!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, I am a big Warhol fan. Sounds like it was a fun event!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic night! Those polaroids are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHmm are you in the second row?
ReplyDeleteVery cool event! And I love the idea of the Polaroids!
ReplyDeleteoooh, i'm envious beyond words. sounded fantastic! how exciting to see polaroids of he and andy warhol. wow. are you in the second row of the polaroids he took? i think that's you anyway? such fun you had :)
ReplyDeleteDreamy! Wish I could have attended.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Thanks for sharing a bit of the event with us. =) I can only imagine the stories and experiences this man has to share.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like so much fun! I love Warhol!
ReplyDeleteThat is so great! I bet the q/a part was so interesting..
ReplyDeleteVery, VERY cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun event! I'm a little jealous of NYC sometime! Andy Warhol was an icon of my youth, and we all had something of his up in our dorm rooms.
ReplyDeleteHow. Cool.
ReplyDeletevery cool! i like the idea of doing a live installation.
ReplyDeleteHope you hade a great 4th!
Ooooohhhh. I wish that I would have been there.
ReplyDeleteSecond row, fifth picture from the left - who could miss your pretty face! Hope you had a great weekend with family and friends.
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C
How fun! I was able to see the Warhol exhibit in France last year and I LOVED the diamond dust pieces! Such a reat artist A.W.!
ReplyDeletexx Vivian @ http://diamondsandtulle.blogspot.com
Must have been lots of fun and very informative evening
ReplyDeleteIs that you with your hands placed under your chin?
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What a great event! I love the idea of the polaroids! I'm going over to check out your guest post now.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful weekend!
xo
Valerie
Saw the polaroid cam on his hand, wow I want one! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is fascinating. It look like so much fun. Going to check out the guest post now.
ReplyDeletexo Marcie
Wow what a cool experience! Sounds like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are....a piece of history! It must have been so interesting. Did you ever read "Edie", I was intrigued with her days back then.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
p.s. How do you find the time for all of this with summer vacation going on....!
Sounds like an amazing evening. :) xo
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I wish I could have been there! He must have the most fascinating stories. He is super handsome too...age has done him no harm :) Off to see your guest post!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! SO jealous, I would have loved to have seen that! Off to Sketch 42! XO!
ReplyDeleteWhat a life you have! That is so cool!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment today~haha Yes, that solved the mystery as to the children flying the nest so early in our lives!
What a wonderful evening, Sue! And I'm also guessing that's you in the second row....
ReplyDeleteHow apt to have a Warhol Pop-Up Shop (strictly timed to last for 15 minutes...?)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, it sounds like a lovely evening! Polaroid pictures... how delightful and all inspired by Andy Warhol... even better. I saw his exhibition here in Brisbane 18 months ago and absolutely loved it!! :) Hazel
ReplyDeleteOh would you just look at this! Polaroids with Warhol. What a captivating evening...and a polaroid of you too. Loves it.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds BEYOND fantastic. I bet it was fascinating to hear about Warhol and see all those polaroids.
ReplyDeleteI can't find you but I love this post! I can't believe what an exciting life you have. So many people to meet and things to do. It's just awesome to read about.
ReplyDeleteThat polaroid installation is so cool! I miss art gallery openings and shows so much, it's been a long time. Nice to reconnect a little to this world, albeit vicariously. Digging your Warhol obsession.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an amazing time. This would have been so great to go to!
ReplyDeleteThat's so amazing! I am jealous that you had that opportunity! Art Gallery openings seem so amazing, I can't wait to attend one.
ReplyDeleteFun to be a part of something so special!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful opportunity.
I bet you looked amazing : )
xx Suzanne
I'm so jealous -- I'd love to see this! It looks spectacular.
ReplyDeletexo Josie
http://winksmilestyle.blogspot.com
What an amazing experience! So jealous.
ReplyDeletei love the Polaroids at the end. thats a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat event! V. cool that you're in the polaroid display!!
ReplyDeleteArt AND now YOU just made art history! Waaay cooool :)
ReplyDeletewow...sounds like an amazing event. thanks for sharing this with us =)
ReplyDeletePersis.
Wow! What an amazing weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing evening! Thanks for sharing...
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cristin
Such a great post, Sue! And so much fun!!! I can't find you on my stupid little iPhone screen. That's it. I need an iPad!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so fun, I would've loved to have been there too! How great to have your pic taken by Mr. Tippin.
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I Am so jealous !! I want to live up there and go to all these cool events with you! You have the life sistah! I tried to find your Polaroid, but embarrassingly enough I left my readers in my purse so all the faces were a blur. I love getting old!
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