Writer Fernanda Eberstadt on Growing Up at Warhol's Factory
In her new memoir, Fernanda Eberstadt reflects on her mother, the legendary Warholian beauty Isabel Eberstadt, and growing up at the factory.
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In her new memoir, Fernanda Eberstadt reflects on her mother, the legendary Warholian beauty Isabel Eberstadt, and growing up at the factory.
He’s spent his whole life waiting for luck, looking for signs of it with a kind of fatalism, and he supplements this fatalism with the best skills of a shrewd hunter and gatherer, picking up booty like me. —Bruce Benderson, The Romanian: Story of an ObsessionYOU COULD SAY, couldn’t you, that André Cadere’s métier was incompatibility?The incompatibility of the exile, of the emigrant?The incompatibility of border-crossing?Of trespassing?Of crashing the party?Incompatibility, even, with Romania, where he was born the son of a diplomat who was arrested in 1952, then convicted, without...
Why Countercultural Arts Spaces Must be Preserved Legendary London arts venue, The Horse Hospital, nurtures a vital web of creative expression and disruptive ideas Hidden down a cobbled backstreet behind the British Museum, a heavy wooden door opens onto a deep red passage that leads into a multidimensional, womb-like space. So many incredible events have been held at the Horse Hospital since it launched in 1993 that the past echoes around its walls: mods, rockers, punks and queer kids of all ages laughing, chatting, fooling around; artists and performers experimenting w...