Screen Tests

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Screen Tests is a series of short, silent film portraits created in the 1960s by Andy Warhol, featuring various artists, celebrities, and acquaintances of the Factory.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental film
film series
associatedWith The Factory
colorProcess black-and-white
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Andy Warhol
curatorialTheme celebrity and identity
duration and stillness
the gaze
decadeOfProduction 1960s
director Andy Warhol
endTime 1966
exhibitionPractice projected in loops
shown in galleries
shown in museums
features acquaintances of the Factory
artists
celebrities
filmingLocation New York City
The Factory
format 16 mm film
genre avant-garde film
portrait film
underground film
hasPart Screen Test: Bob Dylan
Screen Test: Edie Sedgwick
linked to: Edie Sedgwick

Screen Test: Lou Reed
Screen Test: Nico
Screen Test: Salvador Dalí
linked to: Salvador Dalí
inCollection The Museum of Modern Art
The Whitney Museum of American Art
influenced conceptual portrait photography
contemporary video portraiture
language silent film
movement Pop art
notableSubject Allen Ginsberg
Bob Dylan
Dennis Hopper
Edie Sedgwick
Lou Reed
Nico
Salvador Dalí
Susan Sontag
numberOfWorks over 400
partOf Andy Warhol filmography
productionCompany Andy Warhol Films
sound silent
startTime 1964
typicalDuration about 4 minutes

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Gerard Malanga notableWork Screen Tests