Ronnie Cutrone: Andy Warhol Painting “Fashion” I Palazzo Reale Michael Dylan Foster

Michael Dylan Foster

This was the first exhibition to juxtapose sculptures by the three groundbreaking artists—all of whom undertook radical investigations of the human body as they redefined their discipline

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Ronnie Cutrone: Andy Warhol Painting “Fashion” I Palazzo Reale Michael Dylan FosterThis 1981 photograph of Andy Warhol painting the word fashion onto a mirror in red paint was taken by Ronnie Cutrone, a Pop painter, nightclub impresario, and longtime assistant to the artist (among his many unusual contributions to Warhols work was the urine used in the making of the notorious Oxidation paintings). Cutrone was a fixture at the Factory and took a series of evocative color photographs at the famous studio, including this playful shot.