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The token holder at the time of Richard's New York gallery exhibition in May will gain entry to the VIP party.
Richard Bernstein's contribution to the iconic performer, Grace Jones' image, cannot be overestimated. Designing the art for most of her album covers from the 70s and 80s, Bernstein alternatively played the role of stylist, confidante, and friend. This image, created for Jones's 1984 cover of Interview Magazine, brilliantly captures the groundbreaking image Bernstein and Jones created together as well as intimately shows a side of fame that only he could have captured. Grace Jones once said: "Richard remixed images of the famous to make the stars more obviously famous-looking, like a wonderful fantasy that must never end." While Richard Bernstein is most widely remembered today as the creator of Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine distinctive covers, he created some of the most culturally significant images of one of the most iconic artists of all time. This Interview cover was one of Bernstein's best.
Music by Andrew Stanley (of Yolanda Be Cool).
"Splitting the Atom" by Richard Bernstein is a collection of 61 total items across 3 unique works. "Andy Warhol with Red Paint" includes a 30”X30” print on archival paper. All token holders at the time of Richard's gallery exhibition in May will gain entry to a VIP party in New York. The primary purchasers of "Andy Warhol with Red Paint" and any of the "Andy Warhol Wallpaper" colors will receive a copy of the out of print book MEGA STAR by Paloma Picasso and Andrea Leon Talley.
Richard Bernstein was the first Pop Artist to use computer-generated graphics in the early-80s to create fine art. He called this new technology “splitting the atom” - showing viewers what is possible in the creation of art. Richard was the nucleus by which Andy and Grace Jones’ careers burst with energy and excitement, which is why these two iconic figures were chosen for the genesis NFT drop. Andy once said, "fame only lasted so long, Richard's legacy and art lives forever."
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The token holder at the time of Richard's New York gallery exhibition in May will gain entry to the VIP party.
Richard Bernstein's contribution to the iconic performer, Grace Jones' image, cannot be overestimated. Designing the art for most of her album covers from the 70s and 80s, Bernstein alternatively played the role of stylist, confidante, and friend. This image, created for Jones's 1984 cover of Interview Magazine, brilliantly captures the groundbreaking image Bernstein and Jones created together as well as intimately shows a side of fame that only he could have captured. Grace Jones once said: "Richard remixed images of the famous to make the stars more obviously famous-looking, like a wonderful fantasy that must never end." While Richard Bernstein is most widely remembered today as the creator of Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine distinctive covers, he created some of the most culturally significant images of one of the most iconic artists of all time. This Interview cover was one of Bernstein's best.
Music by Andrew Stanley (of Yolanda Be Cool).
"Splitting the Atom" by Richard Bernstein is a collection of 61 total items across 3 unique works. "Andy Warhol with Red Paint" includes a 30”X30” print on archival paper. All token holders at the time of Richard's gallery exhibition in May will gain entry to a VIP party in New York. The primary purchasers of "Andy Warhol with Red Paint" and any of the "Andy Warhol Wallpaper" colors will receive a copy of the out of print book MEGA STAR by Paloma Picasso and Andrea Leon Talley.
Richard Bernstein was the first Pop Artist to use computer-generated graphics in the early-80s to create fine art. He called this new technology “splitting the atom” - showing viewers what is possible in the creation of art. Richard was the nucleus by which Andy and Grace Jones’ careers burst with energy and excitement, which is why these two iconic figures were chosen for the genesis NFT drop. Andy once said, "fame only lasted so long, Richard's legacy and art lives forever."
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