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Alice Cooper Casually Discovered Andy Warhol Art 'Worth Millions' in Storage

By Cady Lang

These Lost Photos of Andy Warhol Show an Unseen Side

By Kenneth Bachor

Reward Offered For Stolen Warhol Prints

By Nash Jenkins

Andy Warhol's Lessons for Success

By Billee Howard
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Seeking the Decisive Moment in Sports Photography

A new exhibition explores the nuances of sports through photographs

By Lucia De Stefani

Christie's Just Sold Over $1 Billion Worth of Artwork in 3 Days

And they still haven't finished their sales for the week

By Kevin McSpadden

Unseen Artworks by Andy Warhol Released

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has donated thousands of works to institutions around the world in the past two years

By Nolan Feeney

2 Warhol Portraits Sell for Over $150 Million

The bidding only lasted 6 minutes

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Stephen Shore: Defacto Photographer of Andy Warhol's Factory

A rare look inside Andy Warhol's Factory, shot by an 18-year-old Stephen Shore, whose exposure to the legendary pop artist would inform his own career as a legendary photographer

By Krystal Grow

In Defense of Flash: A Homage to Harsh Lighting

There are few tactics as divisive among photographers as flash, but a new show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art aims to shed new light on the impact and importance of the genre-defying technique

By Krystal Grow

Andy Warhol's Lost Amiga Computer Art Recovered After 30 Years

See new images from the iconic artist

By Melissa Locker

Andy's World: Rare Photographs From Warhol's Own Camera

LightBox presents many never-before-seen photographs taken by the legendary pop artist: Polaroids that capture the glitz and glamor of the stars populating his societal galaxy, as well as his quieter, striking pictures of friends and lovers, on view in a new exhibition at the New York Design Center.

By Mia Tramz

Steve Schapiro, Then and Now: Rare Images from a Photography Legend

The list of people Steve Schapiro has photographed during his career reads like a Who's Who of the most influential politicians, celebrities and newsmakers in American history over the last five decades. But his new book gives readers a look at his lesser-known and previously unpublished work.

By Feifei Sun

Big Shots: Photography at 'The Sports Show'

Can you really mount a worthwhile retrospective of sports photography without some of the most iconic athletes and moments? Turns out you can. In fact, "The Sports Show," a photography and new-media exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, is better off for it.

By Sean Gregory
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