The Evolution of Andy Warhol

This chapter explores the transformative impact of Andy Warhol's 1968 shooting on his career and public persona, marking a shift from avant-garde artist to commercial icon. It examines his adaptation to consumer culture in the 1980s, his ventures into television, and the contradictions surrounding his embrace of commercialism. The chapter further highlights his lasting legacy, as well as the complexities of his relationship with fame and celebrity.