Interviewer: “Andy do you feel that the public has insulted your art?” Andy Warhol: “Uh no.” I: “Why not?” AW: “Uh well I hadn’t thought about it.” I: “It doesn’t bother you at all then?” AW: “Uh no.” I: “Well do you think that they have shown a lack of appreciation for what pop art means?” AW: “Uh no.” I: “Andy do you think that pop art has sort of reached the point where it’s becoming repetitious now?” AW: “Uh yes.” I: “Do you think it should break away from being pop art?” AW: “Uh no.” I: “Are you just going to carry on?” AW: “Uh yes.

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Warhol has been the subject of numerous retrospective exhibitions books and feature and documentary films. His studio The Factory was a famous gathering place that brought together distinguiAndy Warhold intellectuals drag queens playwrights Bohemian street people Hollywood celebrities and wealthy patrons. The Andy Warhol Museum in his native city Pittsburgh Pennsylvania holds an extensive permanent collection of art and archives.