Valerie Solanas

stars went and got to know Warhol. In 1967 he published his new book Andy's Warhol's Index.  In 1968 his career almost ended because he was shot by Valerie Solanas on june. Valerie solanas was an american radical feminist best known for writing SCUM Manifesto. Warhol was seriously injured he spend weeks in the New York hospital recovering. Solanas was on one of warhol's film she compliend of the script that was use on the film that was written by her. She was found guilty and was arrested. In 1968

Andy Warhol was an american artist who was a leading figure on pop art. He was born as Andrew Warhola in pittsburgh pennsylvania united states on august 6 1928. He had died at the age of 58 at new york city, new york, united states on February 22, 1987.He had scarlet fever as a kid and when he grow up he had gotten Sydenham’s chorea as a youth adult and he started to lose his hair and many other things had happened to him. He had an education gotten it at carnegie mellon university and got carnegie

Kennedy and Elvis Presley. Andy Warhol’s studio, also known as Factory, that is where he began working on experimenting films establishing a meeting point for artists, actors and musician (BBC, 2011). In 1968 Warhol was shot at the studio by Valerie Solanas (BBC, 2011). Throughout the 1970’s- 1980’s, Warhol’s exhibitions

producing more than 60 films during his career. One of his most famous films was “ Sleep” which depicts poet John Giorno sleeping for six hours, and another one was “ Eat” which shows a man eating a mushroom for 45 minutes. In 1968 Warhol was shot by Valerie Solanas who was an aspiring writer and radical feminist. Warhol was seriously wounded in this attack.

much of the media highlights radical feminists, or “feminazis” as some refer to them, and they become the face of feminism. People tend to focus on quotes from extremists such as Valerie Solanas, who created a manifesto for a hypothetical feminist society “Society for Cutting Up Men.” In her “SCUM Manifesto,” Solanas said, “The male….is trapped in a twilight zone halfway between humans and apes, and is far worse off than the

highlights radical feminists, or “feminazis” as some refer to them, and they become the face of feminism. Stories focused on extremists such as Valerie Solanas, who created a manifesto for a hypothetical feminist society, “Society for Cutting Up Men,” garner more attention and excitement than moderate, rational approaches. In her “SCUM Manifesto,” Solanas said, “The male….is trapped in a twilight zone halfway between humans and apes, and is far worse off than the apes….To call a man an animal is

Winning the heavyweight boxing championship many times and an olympic medal, Muhammad Ali, proved to the world that he really was the greatest. After having his bike stolen at 12, Ali began training in boxing for revenge with cop he complained to, going on to win many novice tournaments. Honing his craft and utilizing his stature Ali, with his quick feet went to the Olympics for America in 1960 and came on bearing a gold medal, when trouble reared its head. Ali, converted to Islam with the radical

Andy Warhol was born August 6th in 1928. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was a victorious ad and magazine illustrator. Quickly after he became an artist of the 1960’s pop art movements. Andy had two brothers that were older than him, one by 3 years and one by 6. Andy’s dad died when he was about 14-15. All he wanted was for Andy to go to college and continue his education. While Andy was growing up he went through the great depression. His Mom influents Andy the most in his life

a man named John Giorno sleeping for six hours. He also made a video called Eat which is a video of a man eating mushrooms for 45 minutes. People liked Andy Warhol overall. There has been one incident, though. On June 3, 1968, he was shot by Valerie Solanas, aspiring writer and radical feminist, for refusing to use a script she had written. His personal life has been debated. He is widely believed to be a gay man. They think his art was often infused with homoerotic imagery and motifs. Andy Warhol

into their own hands. On one hand, there was the group of feminist that came together through anger of the male species. Valerie Solanas, created a group named “SCUM”, which was a group of females who viewed men as a flawed version of women. Through the use of strong language and the exaggeration of a manifesto, she stated how she believed men were weak and passive. (Solanas, para 6) She empowered women to feel as if they were strong enough to live and carry on without a man. Women were allowed