Andy Warhol: Interviews - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Debbie Harry
Blondie frontwoman Debbie Harry reminisces on her working relationship with Andy Warhol, from their time at Max's Kansas City to the process of co-creating their iconic digital painting.
Lewis Allen
Lewis Allen, Broadway royalty and co-producer of "Andy Warhol, A No-Man Show," discusses the inspiration behind the robot that played Andy.
Vito Giallo
Vito Giallo spear-headed the Loft Gallery where Andy Warhol's first works were displayed. He shares his experiences working with Andy at the beginning of his career.
Vitaly Komar
Co-creator of the Soviet pop art movement, Vitaly Komar reflects on his collaborations with Andy Warhol and the ways they inspired each other.
Ultra Violet
The late, great Ultra Violet shares some stories from her time as one of Andy Warhol's iconic Superstars
Sandy Brant
Magazine editor extraordinaire Sandra Brant tells the story of her working relationship with Andy Warhol through the conception of Interview Magazine.
Jane Dagget Dillenberger
Art historian Jane Daggett Dillenberger discusses her interpretation of the religious imagery in Warhol's artwork.
Kenny Scharf
Celebrated painter and street artist Kenny Scharf recalls his experiences collaborating on various projects with Andy Warhol.
Ingrid Sischy
Ingrid Sischy, late legendary writer and cultural critic of Interview Magazine fame, shares her unique experiences working with Andy Warhol over the years.
Teddy and Arthur Edelman
Acclaimed fashion designers Teddy and Arthur Edelman describe their meaningful working relationship with Andy, who was their graphic designer early in his career.
Christopher Makos
American photographer Christopher Makos reflects on his working relationship with Andy. The two collaborated to create iconic images of Andy.
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