Idol chat: the films of Andy Warhol.(Bruce Hainley)(Interview)

From: Artforum International | Date: June 22, 2002| Author: Koestenbaum, Wayne | Copyright information

WAYNE KOESTENBAUM TALKS WITH BRUCE HAINLEY

FOR YEARS BRUCE HAINLEY AND I have been antically conversing about literature, theory, art, film, porn, fashion, food, and Andy Warhol. Hainley, a contributing editor of Artforum (his beat is LA), is one of my favorite writers, and his sensibility has had a huge influence on my work: I count on him to be the first to notice and valorize (to understand the profundity of) any aesthetic manifestation that channels the strange, the ...

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