Warhol was one of the most prolific artists of the twentieth century, and his work’s staying power has been augmented by its enormous diversity. Over the course of four decades, he continually reinvented his practice, moving from his intimate drawings of the 1950s to iconic silkscreened Pop paintings of celebrities, consumer goods, and disasters in the 1960s; portraits of the social elite in the 1970s; and photographs, television shows, and collaborative projects in the 1980s. This heterogeneity has seen Warhol’s legacy inform and inspire numerous contemporary artists.
Warhol’s paintings (1963), Mao (1973), and (1979), and his film of Donyale Luna (1965–66), redefined portraiture in relation to contemporary style, power, and celebrity. In addition, (1964) and (1981) brought commercial design and financial icons into the realm of fine art, while his (1964) and series (1978–79) introduced new modes of abstraction.
The new styles of representation that Warhol developed and his challenging of gender norms both resonate with the thematic centrality of identity, glamour, and performance to photographs by Nan Goldin, which here include (1972). Jean-Michel Basquiat’s double portrait of himself with Warhol, (1982), was made shortly after Basquiat first met his idol, while (1984–85) is one of more than 160 paintings on which the pair collaborated—it also saw Warhol return to painting by hand.
As often as Warhol experimented with new art-making strategies, he also reimagined his public persona through techniques of doubling, masking, and recording. In his (1986), he alters his appearance by donning silver wig and sunglasses, also obscuring his features in shadow. Foregrounding an uneasy affinity with this approach, Douglas Gordon’s (2008) comprises a commercial reproduction of a self-portrait of a bewigged Warhol that is partially burned, split, and mounted to a mirrored background. (2023) by Urs Fischer employs post-Warholian strategies of appropriation and transformation of commercial imagery, while in (2024), Nathaniel Mary Quinn interprets Polaroids and paintings of Muhammad Ali and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar from Warhol’s series, along with a Campbell’s soup can.
Zeng Fanzhi’s double portrait of himself and Warhol in (2000) imagines the two artists—their features hidden behind identical masks—standing in a field of flowers, as two jets fly overhead. A new painting by Takashi Murakami resonates with Warhol’s by abstracting from nature to create an instantly recognizable form, while (2012) by Alex Israel recalls the Pop artist’s embrace of artificiality. (2023) by Derrick Adams embraces popular culture, Untitled (2010) by Richard Prince employs a humor conversant with Warhol’s, and Sterling Ruby’s (2014) is inspired in part by Warhol’s paintings. Through these works, brings to light unexpected juxtapositions with artists whose work “thinks” through, with, and beyond Warhol’s oeuvre, demonstrating its enduring relevance.

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