In Brief: Warhol Web Sale, Paste Goes Digital, Architecture on Screen, Puffier Play-Doh
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Warhol’s “I Love Your Kiss Forever Forever,” a trial proof lithograph made in 1964
• Bidding has begun in the inaugural Andy Warhol @ Christie’s online auction. Estimates range from $600 to $70,000 for the 125 Warhol works being sold to benefit The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. Among the lots up for grabs in the week-long sale is “Jam (Raspberry),” a Smuckers-smudged canvas from the early 1980s that is expected to fetch between $20,000 and $30,000.
• Paste magazine is going digital with Paste.com, a “members-only digital weekly” that will cater to those looking for longer reads, new music, and video-based amusement. Parks and Recreation‘s Nick Offerman covers the first issue, which also includes a feature on Hans Zimmer and the ubiquitous Pharrell, who have joined forces on an app that promises to “bring the power of Hollywood studio music-scoring to mobile users.”
• In NYC? Don’t miss the fourth annual Architecture on Screen, a series of international productions on architecture selected from the 2012 Montreal International Festival of Films on Art. The cinematic fun begins tomorrow afternoon at the Center for Architecture.
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