Andy Warhol: Motion Pictures offers a vivid look at the artist’s groundbreaking film work between 1963 and 1973. Capturing the same complexity and curiosity that defined Warhol himself, the book explores his experiments with moving images, from minimalist screen tests to striking non-narrative pieces. It highlights his portraits of cult figures like Edie Sedgwick, “Baby” Jane Holzer, and Dennis Hopper, alongside influential works such as Eat, Sleep, Kiss, and Blow Job.
 
Accompanied by essays from Mary Lea Bandy, Klaus Biesenbach, and others, the book reveals how Warhol’s films connect art, photography, and popular culture. Featuring 200 rich black-and-white stills, Andy Warhol: Motion Pictures opens a window into one of the most creative and experimental periods of Warhol’s career. Published in conjunction with the 2004 exhibition at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, it remains an essential volume for anyone interested in understanding Warhol’s cinematic vision.