ANDY WARHOL´S INDEX

In 1967, Andy Warhol proposed a revolutionary publishing concept: a book that was, in itself, a work of Pop Art. Andy Warhols Index featured interviews and candid photographs of the Factory and its superstars. But above all, it contained ten tactile and moving elements, including several fold-outs, such as a tin of Hunts tomato purée, a twelve-sided mobile held together with an elastic band, and a small accordion that made a sound when the page was turned. There was also a silver balloon, along with a Do-It-Yourself Nose kit (the thre...[Read more]