Andy Warhol

Erudition

The trouble with Fran Lebowitz

Those who rail most vigorously against humanity tend to rank among its most unpleasant specimens

Michael Henderson

Why Alice Neel remains a vital presence

The artist’s path to success was long and arduous, paved with heartbreak and poverty

Saffron Swire

The mesmerizing posters at the Paris Olympics exhibition

Olympisme: une histoire du monde at the Palais de la Porte Dorée is a show that deserves a crowd

Digby Warde-Aldam

The chaos of Andy Warhol’s legacy

Richard Dorment’s new book is a warning against silence — a cool, lucid rebuke of art-world inscrutability

James Cahill

Book Review

You had to be there

Everybody Thought We Were Crazy by Mark Rozzo reviewed

Gavin Smith