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Colored Soup Cans: Choosing Commercially Primed Canvas
Historical Factory photographs led us to reconsider how Andy Warhol's 1965 Colored Campbell's Soup Cans were prepared. Follow our experiments and the decision to begin with commercially primed canvas.
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Arron Mack
6 days ago6 min read


Andy Warhol's Canvas Preparation: Alkyd vs. Acrylic Paint
Our research into Andy Warhol's canvas preparation for the 1965 Colored Campbell's Soup Cans has led us to investigate how different painting materials affect the flexibility of prepared fabric.
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Arron Mack
Oct 224 min read


Warhol's Canvas Preparation: Exploring Historical Alkyd Paints
Our research into the canvas preparation of Andy Warhol's 1965 Colored Campbell's Soup Cans has led us through historical Factory photographs, vintage paint literature, and experiments with modern painting materials.
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Arron Mack
Oct 214 min read


Andy Warhol's Factory: Exploring Benjamin Moore Regal Wall Satin
Our research into Andy Warhol's use of Benjamin Moore Regal Wall Satin began with a 1964 Factory photograph showing him painting his Heinz Tomato Ketchup Box sculptures.
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Arron Mack
Oct 214 min read


Andy Warhol's 1965 Colored Campbell's Soup Cans: Reconstructing the Factory
An investigation into the original materials, colors, and painting methods behind Andy Warhol's 1965 Colored Campbell's Soup Cans.
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Arron Mack
Oct 206 min read


Andy Warhol's 1964 Box Sculptures: Reconstructing the Factory
Investigating the original packaging, materials, and production methods behind Warhol's 1964 Box Sculptures
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Arron Mack
Oct 206 min read
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