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to what extent was Andy Warhols art controversial and sexist based on…

- - - - husband john powers. ammassed one of largest collection pop art
      - andy warhols depiction rich and powerful women
    - - did andy warhol wait 10 years to unveil her art due to respect or was he commercialising on her death to emphasise his obsession with nostalgia?
    - - did warhols potrayal of monroe add to the commodification of monroe and commercialisation of beauty after her death.
        
        repeating pattern- commercialisation
        
        how warhols depiction has led monroes image to change after her death. -impact
        
        lack of consent for portrayal
        
        is monroe now seen as a collection/ object of warhols legacy rather than her own person?
    - - 'red jackies'
        
        was warhols use of jacky's image after the assasination of jfk out of touch? was he commercioalising on a wifes grief?
        
        why focus on jacky rather than jfk?
        
        morally wrong?
  - - - capitalising on pain and tragedy?
  - - - poor little rich girl 1965
      - how could her depiction in his movies led to her increased mental health issues?
      - andy warhols muse
    - - warhols attitude to their relationships
      - Viva known for her outspokenness and feminist views.
        
        Brigid Berlin: an artist and socialite- known for her candid Polaroid photographs.
        
        Ultra Violet: Isabelle Collin Dufresne French-born actress, model, and artist
        
        Candy Darling: Candy Darling, a transgender actress and performer,
        
        Mary Woronov: actress and artist who appeared in several of Warhol's films, including "Chelsea Girls."
        
        edie sedgwick
  - - - portraits 14 trans women and drag queens
        
        why didnt warhol publish the names of those involved in the portraits?
        
        possible exploitation?
  - - - gender power imbalance. were womens voices heard or listened to?
- - - - how far did his work differenciate?
    - - did warhols art do anything to challenge this?
  - - - can his art be considered a product?
- - - - collection and texts about his works
- - - - by using feminist critical methodology were andy warhols portrayal of women destructive and hurtful?
      - valerie solanas
        
        1968 assasination on warhol
        
        how did the attack effect warhol personally?
        
        attitude to feminists change?
        
        beliefs radical feminists
        
        art & society
        
        was her assasination attempt typical of feminists opinions on his art and actions at the time?
        
        Valeries s.c.u.m manifesto 1968
        
        her own beliefs.
        
        did her attempt change opinions on warhol in the media, and to his legacy?
        
        warhols attitudes and opinions of valerie's work
        
        dismissive nature towards valerie in the factory
      - different type of feminist outlooks
        
        intersectional feminists
        
        would they respect warhols use of marganilised groups in art?
        
        andy warhols art published and created in midst of the 2nd wave of feminism
        
        key feminists
        
        betty friedan
        
        gloria steinem
        
        valerie solanas
        
        depiction of gender roles