Tuesday, 27 September 2011

Warhol Is Here



Welcome to the Warhol Is Here exhibition. We would love to know what you think. Please add your comments!
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21 comments:

  1. Anonymous28 September 2011 at 03:03

    We loved it!

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  2. yummy mummy29 September 2011 at 09:20

    The de la warr is innovative, interesting and always interactive. The Warhol exhibition rocks. Come to bexhill and enjoy the sun, sea and sights in the de la warr.

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  3. Michelan130 September 2011 at 03:25

    Absolutely fantastic. Thought provoking, Good mix of well known iconic images and those not so well known.

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  4. Anonymous4 October 2011 at 08:33

    Upstairs the pink cow wallpaper is a izzing background to the nonsense of 80's USA. I had forgotten that ICBM stood for Interontinental Ballisti Missile - all the Cold War nomenclature just flooded back.
    In the main gallery the quality of the work on the Campbell's Soup tins just shone. Sparkling ads for consumerism that are as relevant today with anti Wall St protests and recognising that globalisation is a dumbing down imperialism. Do beware do to the posters in the back room - ads becoming the art themselves. However, the photo room has a parental advisory notice for good reason.

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  5. Mellymoo5 October 2011 at 08:38

    wow loved it..especially the cow print wallpaper room..exactly what warhol would have wanted..something that is in your face and shouting look at me..I was well impressed with the talk.I want to say thanku to everyone who opened my eyes to warhol even more than i knew.I want people to come who are sketical about warhol because it will change your mind about him and hopefully fall in love or maybe provoke an emotion you've never expected:)

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  6. Anonymous7 October 2011 at 06:48

    i think the delawarr pavillion is great but i am a little bit dissapointed that Warhol's art is on display as i am not a great fan!:-)

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  7. George aged 107 October 2011 at 06:55

    I think the De La Warr pavillion is great but I am a little bit dissapointed that Warhol's art is on display as I am not a huge fan!;-)

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  8. Anonymous8 October 2011 at 09:25

    An excellent exhibition - well curated, so well done the De La Warr....
    I thinkit is now obvious why Warhol is a household name...iconic images recognisable by everyone, and in fact used by so many different genres nowadays...great to see it all in one room, and I only wish I could afford some of it.
    Re the exhibition, my only criticism is that there was not really enough information given.....and the labels downstairs were annoying as they were not beside each art work. Upstairs could have done with a bit more explantion....no reason given for the Robert Maplethrope picture.....lots of people probably would not know who he was or why he was there.
    Apsrtfrom that, great stuff - keep it up, The De La Warr.

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  9. Anonymous8 October 2011 at 09:32

    yeahhhh

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  10. Anonymous8 October 2011 at 09:32

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  11. Anonymous8 October 2011 at 09:32

    I LIKE EGGS EDDY!

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  12. Anonymous11 October 2011 at 07:32

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  13. l clarkson13 October 2011 at 05:28

    Great Andy Wahole exhibition as have never seen his work close up b4 also much bigger than had anticipated. This site is a great place to hold exhibitions in the future glad that it is being done up but shame we had to walk two miles up the beach as walk way was closed. No good for the elderly or disabled. Maybe a good idea to inform people the site is being restored at present although will look gr8t when finished. Thank you

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  14. tony15 October 2011 at 07:39

    Why didn't some one think ahead slightly before the exhibition and use the word WARR in the 'Warholl is here' logo?
    such as
    WARRHOL IS HERE or
    WARrHOL IS HERE or
    DE LA WARRHOL or
    DE LA WARHOL

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  15. tony15 October 2011 at 07:46

    an excellent exhibition all the same. Loved it.

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  16. Anonymous22 October 2011 at 04:57

    seeing the posters in a series, with the repitition, really makes sense of them to me. The power is in the repeated image like a strong beat or heavy chord in music. Loved the colours too. What an influence on the way we see theings, even now. A visitor to Bexhill, exhilarated by the new promeade and the link to the pavilion, very nearly there.......!

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  17. Anonymous25 October 2011 at 05:40

    I loved the cow's wallpaper in gallery 2. I also liked the different works of him, showing not just what he famous for, but his other, less known works. I particulary enjoyed the vivid description of him at the beginning, as it showed me what we were in store for. Very interesting and impressive

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  18. Anne Rowley31 October 2011 at 04:24

    The information panels were far too small, very difficult to read with vari focals and would have been impossible to any one with visual impairment

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  19. Ria AND Caitlin10 December 2011 at 05:59

    LOVE IT!!!

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  20. Katie age 715 February 2012 at 02:50

    Really good. :o)

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  21. Verity3 October 2012 at 14:07

    I didn't particularly enjoy this exhibition. I thought Warhol's work looked messy and repetitive, and found that rather boring. It's like he didn't put any effort into it at all, so looks scruffy, uninspired, and completely unnecessary.

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