Andy Warhol'S 'Factory' Was The Weirdest Place On Earth For Two Decades 💎
Though they weren't quiteas wild as those crazy kids from the Weimar Republic, thehabitus of Andy Warhol's Factory were no less memorablein their excesses. The 1960sNew York City art scene was an era teemingwith groundbreakingaestheticand socialmovements, and as the decade developed into theequally taboo-shattering 1970s, Warhol's gathering place remained at the forefront of everything. (Even ifit did have to change locations three times... no small feat, even in a pre-gentrified NYC that still had cheap spaces to offer artists).
Warhol may havefamouslydeclaredthat everybody would be famous for fifteen minutes, and the digital age may have expanded that prediction into a 24/7 rotation of neverendingexposure. Nevertheless, easy access is no substitute for the novelties of history, and these true stories of Andy Warhol and The Factory remain as notorious as ever. Pull up asilvertinfoil upholstered chairand delve into art worlddebaucheryand outrageous shenanigans that still have the power to make hair curland squares hurl.
0:00 - Intro
0:00:08 - Drug And Sex Parties Galore
0:00:19 - The Filming of 'Taylor Mead's Ass'
0:00:29 - The Filming of 'Vinyl'
0:00:39 - The Filming of 'Horse'
0:00:49 - The Filming of 'Drink'
0:00:56 - The Valerie Solanas Shooting
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