(Warhol) Andy Warhol's Chelsea Girls. New York, Self)published, (1967). Rare promotional brochure for Andy Warhol's Chelsea Girls movie, containing reviews and advertisements for the film. The brochure documents the film's critical acclaim through a collection of photocopied reviews and numerous sources, including Artforum, the National Observer, and the Village Voice. Centered around the Chelsea Hotel and the women who live there (including some of Warhol's regular superstars), 'The Chelsea Girls' was a split screen project where one side of the screen was black and white and the other colour. Widely regarded as Warhol's first commercial success, and made in 1966 in collaboration with Paul Morrissey Chelsea Girls depicts the residents of the infamous Chelsea Hotel - among them, Brigid Berlin - through a series of improvised vignettes filmed both in the hotel and around New York City. It was first screened at New York's Cinematheque but was then picked up by the FDC (Film-Maker's Distribution Center) and shown in several prominent art theatres, including Cinema Rendezvous, the Regency Theatre and the York Cinema. The image for the front cover of this brochure was adapted from a photograph by Billy Name the archivist and photographer for The Factory from 1964-1970. It shows Andy Warhol Mary Woronov Nico, and Susan Bottomly (aka International Velvet). pp. (20). Photocopied pages throughout. Paper wrappers, pages loose as issued.
(Warhol) Andy Warhol's Chelsea Girls. New York, Self)published, (1967). Rare promotional brochure for Andy Warhol's Chelsea Girls movie, containing reviews and advertisements for the film. The brochure documents the film's critical acclaim through a collection of photocopied reviews and numerous sources, including Artforum, the National Observer, and the Village Voice. Centered around the Chelsea Hotel and the women who live there (including some of Warhol's regular superstars), 'The Chelsea Girls' was a split screen project where one side of the screen was black and white and the other colour. Widely regarded as Warhol's first commercial success, and made in 1966 in collaboration with Paul Morrissey Chelsea Girls depicts the residents of the infamous Chelsea Hotel - among them, Brigid Berlin - through a series of improvised vignettes filmed both in the hotel and around New York City. It was first screened at New York's Cinematheque but was then picked up by the FDC (Film-Maker's Distribution Center) and shown in several prominent art theatres, including Cinema Rendezvous, the Regency Theatre and the York Cinema. The image for the front cover of this brochure was adapted from a photograph by Billy Name the archivist and photographer for The Factory from 1964-1970. It shows Andy Warhol Mary Woronov Nico, and Susan Bottomly (aka International Velvet). pp. (20). Photocopied pages throughout. Paper wrappers, pages loose as issued.
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