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Jen Carlson
Published Oct 4, 2011
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Andy Warhol scholar Thomas Kiedrowski is launching a new walking tour series based around the artist titled Andy Warhol’s New York City: Four Walks, Uptown to Downtown. According to Untapped (who are collaborating with Kiedrowski), it's all about "bringing enthusiasts to sites Andy Warhol frequented, lived or worked. See Warhol’s Factories, galleries that launched his career, places where he dined and shopped and former homes of his friends such as Halston and Edie Sedgwick."
The three hour tour costs a whopping 50 bucks, and will take place on Saturday, October 15th (rain or shine), with the group meeting at a secret location at noon that day. Only 15 people will be accepted for the tour, so act now if you want in. Or you could just buy Kiedrowski's book and go on your own adventure.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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