Andy Warhol & The Factory

[atooomic]

i agree with you fairyx, she should write a book. her story is so cool! the only picture that i knew was the one with edie, so thanks a lot for the others!

 

[ruslana rules]

And she is one of the few who tells others how nice Edie was. Edie would teach her all kinds of make up tricks. Like a couple of kids, they had fun playing with make up..

 

[omgspicegirls]

Yes! She should definitely write a book about her life. She is so gorgeous and interesting.

 

[atooomic]

And she is one of the few who tells others how nice Edie was. Edie would teach her all kinds of make up tricks. Like a couple of kids, they had fun playing with make up..

i'd love to have edie teaching me about make-up tricks

 

[loonaka]

I found an interview with Bibbe, not sure if it has been posted before.
http://www.indexmagazine.com/interviews/bibbe_hansen.shtml

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

Photographs by Cecil Beaton

Andy Warhol (1928-1987), Candy Darling and others at The Factory, New York, 1969:


Andy Warhol (1928-1987) with Jay and Jed Johnson at The Factory, New York, 1969:


Andy Warhol (1928-1987) and Cecil Beaton at The Factory, New York, 1969:

source: sothenbys.com

(I can also recognize Brigid Berlin and Ultra Violet in pictures 3 and 4)

 

[atooomic]

and ingrid superstar in the forth picture too
thank you for the pictures, i love candy and ingrid and it's great to see pictures of them

 

[atooomic]

audartgallery.com

 

[omgspicegirls]

According to bibbe.com Bibbe is working on a memoir now

 

[atooomic]

yaaaaaay can't wait to read it i have sure it'll be an amazing book

 

[atooomic]

US Vogue February 1966

baby jane holzer visits NYC boutiques

source: vintagefashionmagazines.blogspot.com

 

[atooomic]

US Vogue March 1979

"andy warhol disguised here as andy warhol"
andy warhol, jay johnson & candy darling


source: vintagefashionmagazines.blogspot.com

 

[raerae]

I wish I lived then and was part of that scene!!

 

[L.A.Woman85]

^ me too, you don't know how much i wish i was there (or maybe I was in my last life!!!)
it would have been so inspiring and freeing. imagine not having a mundane job, travelling the world and partying 24/7...

 

[atooomic]

imagine not having a mundane job, travelling the world and partying 24/7

it seems like a perfect life to me. how i wish i lived back then too

 

[minstinguett]

Love this thread! Have been a Warhol fan for years. Factory Made is a great book, lots of background and some good pics. I can also recommend Swimming Underground although I agree with an earlier post that Mary Woronov is a little intimidating.

It did seem like a fantastic time to be alive and a very creative place to be in, *

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

I've recently rewatched some Morrissey-Warhol movies, and although the quality isn't very good, I made a few screencaps of some of the actors that appears in them.

In the first place, the divine Joe Dallesandro in "Trash" (1970) and "Heat" (1972). Btw, it was very hard to find scenes where he wasn't totally naked

source: my screencaps

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

Andrea Feldman, also in "Trash" (1970) and "Heat" (1972). Sadly, she committed suicide in 1972, shortly before the release of "Heat".

source: my screencaps

 

[-lucyinthesky-]

Jane Forth, one of my absolute favorite, in "Trash" (1970) and "Women in revolt" (1971).

source: my screencaps

 

[papa_levante]

I watched Factory Girl, and I'm very intrigued about how this group functions. When Edie wanted to get paid by Andy, it made me think that this was just a social group who didn't get paid to do anything. They were like "professional" socialites.