Andy Warhol once told an interviewer, “If you want to know all about Andy Warhol just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There’s nothing behind it.”
Michele McCrillis, Associate Professor of Art History at Columbus State University, will discuss the calculated air of detachment in both Warhol’s process and subject matter, including his use of serial repetition in silkscreens depicting coke bottles, Elvis, and the Mona Lisa.
Warhol: Making Impersonality a Style
Friday, August 30 @ 12 noon – 1 pm
Columbus Museum, 1251 Wynnton Road
The Lunch & Lecture series features noted local and regional art and history speakers who discuss topics related to the museum’s permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. Enjoy your lunch and join a lively discussion. Lunch & Lecture programs are free and no reservation is required.
If you are interested in purchasing an $8 lunch, please order by contacting the Education Department by the Monday, August 26. For more information, please contact the Education Department at [email protected]
