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CREEP CENTRAL: ANDY WARHOL AT THE BK MUSEUM

Posted by: AuthorAmanda | DateFriday, July 9, 2010 at 12:05AM

Okay, okay.  Am I the only one who finds Andy Warhol totally creepy?  The high voice, the fact that he looked like a cross between Skeletor and the guy from Tales From the Crypt? 

I get that his contributions to art were important (viva la soup can!), but goddamn! Creepy!

Regardless of my opinions, the Brooklyn Museum has a show on him running from now until September, showing 50 of his works from the last decade of his life.  It's called "Andy Warhol: The Last Decade."  

Who's gone?  Who's going?

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