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By Sarah Douglas 7/13/11 6:54pm

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Who Gets To Call It Soup?

Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight had a charming and brilliant article in the paper the other day on why Andy Warhol chose to make art out of Campbell’s soup cans.

Mr. Knight argues that the soup inspiration came from Abstract Expressionist painter Willem de Kooning, who was known to call his and Read More

By Nate Freeman 11/09/10 2:51pm

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City Launches Attack on Sodium as Soup Season Approaches

It comes along at a certain time each year — that turning point when the wind picks up and the bone-cold air ignites within New Yorkers a craving for something warm to eat. And when this desire sets in, there’s no better way to succumb than to whip up a big, scalding-hot, salt-blasted bowl of Read More

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