Mulheres / Sofía Arrieta

 

 

MULHERES
Sofía Arrieta

 

A rua Laugavegur em um dia claro, com lojas, cafés e a imponente Hallgrímskirkja despontando ao fundo. Foi por esta via cheia de cores e movimento que começou a descoberta da capital islandesa pelo autor deste artigo

Islândia, a terra do gelo

Das ruas acolhedoras de Reykjavik aos espetáculos naturais do Círculo Dourado, um roteiro que mostra a Islândia muito além do frio

Ebano Rosa

15 Julho 2026

Prepare o agasalho e o estômago, pois hoje nós vamos à Islândia. Eu posso te garantir que nem só de frio e tubarão fermentado vive este lugar magnífico, que fica lá quase no teto do nosso belo globo azul.

Andy Wharhol / Polaroids

  

All photos are courtesy of “Andy Warhol Family Album,” from April 30 – October 19, 2026 at the Whitney Museum. © 2026 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.

Andy Warhol’s Life in 732 Polaroids

By Emily Sandstrom

Photographed by Andy Warhol

May 5, 2026

Andy Warhol documented everything, just not always with the intention of showing the world. With Andy Warhol: Family Album, an exhibition of 732 Polaroids shot across 1972 and 1973, the Whitney Museum of American Art makes the case that even the artist’s most offhand moments were all a part of his master project. Drawn from one of six Holson albums Warhol assembled as a private archive, the show pulls back the velvet rope on a side of the artist that rarely gets airtime: His dog Archie, his Montauk home, his visits to Europe, and the friends who travelled with him along the way. It’s easy to forget that photography wasn’t a hobby for Warhol, but rather the foundation of his practice. He carried a camera with him everywhere, and by the early ’70s the Polaroid had become his tool of choice, feeding directly into the silkscreen portraits that cemented him in art history. The photos are somehow as glamorous as they are almost mundanely domestic–the truest reflection of Warhol’s world. The show is currently on view through October 19 on the seventh floor at the Whitney. If you haven’t had a chance to head over yet, we’ve snagged a handful of special photos from the exhibition you can explore below.