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		Image: ANDY WARHOL/SUPERNOVA: Stars, Deaths, and Disasters, 1962-1964

This catalogue documents Andy Warhol's work from 1962-1964 when his focus shifted to the tragedy of celebrity, providing a mirror for the mass media. New writings and insight about Warhol’s work and its legacy are included. The catalogue design resonates with its subject matter: both Warhol’s multiple canvas paintings as well as his use of source material from popular magazines. The book evokes Warhol’s ideas by referencing his original source material (publications such as Life magazine, etc.), embracing the pragmatic attitude of American, 1960's magazine/tabloid design. The six versions of the book cover reference Warhol’s use of multiples within his paintings, which adopted serial production techniques such as silk-screening. The specific color combinations of linen and foil reference specific Warhol works (Elvis I and II, Turquoise Marilyn, Sixteen Jackies, etc.).

Kahlo and Us http://blogs.walkerart.org/design/2007/10/29/test-3/ Walker blogs, Design: Memos