Chelsea Girls Are Back … in 16 MM!

Last week at Christie’s, an anonymous bidder picked up Andy Warhol’s Green Car Crash (Green Burning Car I) for $71.7 million—more than four times the highest sum previously commanded by a Warhol painting at auction. Whoever the mystery buyer was, he seems to have come down with the latest case of Warhol fever, which broke Read More

The Afternoon Wrap: Monday

  • Warhol partner Paul Morrissey has left his $27 million waterfront Montauk estate for a trailer park. It’s the kind of trailer park where Jimmy Buffett gets turned down, which surely is some kind of Warholian statement on celebrity. [N.Y. Mag]
  • 40 Bond, a “lip-smacking glass and metal sandwich,” has finally Read More

  • Return to Montauk: Brant, Schnabel, Beard Frolic in Andy Land

    POLO-PLAYING PUBLISHER RENTS WARHOL’S COMPOUND In 1972, broker Tina Fredericks, who owns her own realty firm in East Hampton, showed Andy Warhol, his partner Paul Morrissey and a carload of friends around the Hamptons in search of a summer home. Warhol found the area dreadfully boring, but when they drove into Montauk, he perked up Read More