Richard Kirwan
- The art market is much like a supermarket.
- 'The american supermarket' Warhol.
- Brillo Boxes, all the things you don't see in the perfect art gallery.
- Romanticism over the older objects, how objects change in our environment.
- Values of artworks, original object versus sculptures he made (Brillo Boxes 1968 Warhol)
- How we occupy/use artwork: Wearing dresses (Suzanne Moss) cardboard boxes to rich woman's dress.
- Lack of care (Warhol Gesture) people tripping over the sculptures.
- Imposter lecturer 1967, pretended to be Warhol at Warhol's own request.
- Got to show his work alongside Warhol's (Eggs painting), 'Depth of Field' 2011 Kirwan. Loss of control over the work when you exhibit, no control over what it is next to.
- John M Armleder: Painting lobster wall with glitter painting on it, contaminating the pure gallery space.
- What does clever look like?
- Exhibition based on Warhol's 'Painting for Children' called 'Tell the Children'. Transfered his paintings into more of an installation, digital print on vinyl and works hung on-top of that he didn't know about. Interested in the visual impact on the senses (optical illusions).
- 'Interventions and Paintings' London 2015, work particular to the space: revisited the idea of digital print, very precise paintings, relates to 1960's pop art and graphics/design. Interpreting work in his own way 'Renaissance'.
- All artists are obsessive in some way whether it comes across in the work or not.
- 'From A to B and back again' Warhol book.
