Description
Mary Woronov’s memoir, “Swimming Underground,” details her time at Andy Warhol’s Factory. This volume, featuring photography by Billy Name, is part of the MARY WORONOV COLLECTION 1. Woronov was a key figure in Warhol’s scene. Specifically, she starred in many of his experimental films, including Chelsea Girls.
Consequently, the book offers an intimate look into the Factory’s chaotic and creative environment. Woronov describes the drug use, unconventional art, and complex personalities. She reveals the intense energy and sometimes dark undercurrents of the 1960s avant-garde movement.
The memoir provides insight into:
Warhol’s personality and working methods.
The creation of iconic Factory films.
The dynamic social scene of the 1960s New York art world.
Ultimately, “Swimming Underground” is a candid, first-hand account. It captures the spirit and excess of a truly pivotal cultural moment. 📸 NewYorkArt
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