Bob Colacello, special correspondent, Vanity Fair. If Andy were alive, he would probably say,"Oh, wow. Gilda Williams has collected what seems like every word ever written about or uttered by the most influential artist of our time to produce a verbal collage portrait that is bold, revealing, multi-dimensional and original. ‘On&By Andy Warhol is an epic achievement.
“On&By Andy Warhol is the rare reference book that can serve as an introduction to the wide range of Warhol’s work and influence on contemporary culture, as well as a deeper investigation for Warhol enthusiasts like myself, who are always looking for that hidden anecdote to reveal more about this near mythical figure.”-Michael Nirenberg, PopMatters A term for pornographic films Blue Movie, a 1969 film by Andy Warhol, beginning Golden Age of Porn Blue Movie (1971 film), a 1971 film by Wim. M.M.ON&BY Andy Warhol brings together writers-art critics, artists, cultural theorists, and Factory associates-who have shaped the influence and legacy of Warhol’s life and work alongside writings and interviews by Warhol including selections from a (a novel), Blue Movie, Exposures, THE Philosophy of Andy Warhol, POPism, Andy Warhol’s Party Book and The Andy Warhol Diaries. “Shall we swear to each other one day?” Although Women in Love’s not-so-subtle homoeroticism caused it to be banned in Turkey, it’s now widely considered Russell’s most stirring work. “We ought to swear to love each other, you and I-implicitly, perfectly, finally, without any possibility of ever going back on it,” he says after their wrestling match. Yet as both relationships deepen and, in the case of Gudrun and Gerald, begin to warp, Rupert comes to understand that he wants more than a workaday friendship from Gerald. Viva (playing herself) and Louis Waldon (playing himself) spend an idyllic afternoon together. Ursula loves the dashing Rupert (Bates), a school inspector, and Gudrun loves Gerald (Reed), a local industrialist and Rupert’s close friend. Lawrence-is principally about the courtships of two sisters, Ursula (Jennie Linden) and Gudrun (Glenda Jackson, in an Oscar-winning role).
Perhaps best remembered for a scene in which Alan Bates and Oliver Reed wrestle naked before a roaring fire, Ken Russell’s Women in Love-adapted by Larry Kramer (yes, that Larry Kramer) from the 1920 novel by D. Oliver Reed, Glenda Jackson, Alan Bates, Jennie Linden, and Eleanor Bron in Women in Love.
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