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Andy Warhol

Warhol’s connection to 57 Great Jones Street is ownership and his association with Basquiat, who lived and worked there. This record does not identify the building as one of Warhol’s Factory studios.

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Andy Warhol
File:Andy Warhol at the Jewish Museum (LOC).jpg — Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, photograph by Bernard Gotfryd, gtfy.04532 · Public domain dedication (copyright-owner release)

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CHAPTER 01

An address shared through art

Warhol’s connection to 57 Great Jones Street is ownership and his association with Basquiat, who lived and worked there. This record does not identify the building as one of Warhol’s Factory studios.

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01 / LOCATION

57 Great Jones Street

Warhol’s connection to 57 Great Jones Street is ownership and his association with Basquiat, who lived and worked there. This record does not identify the building as one of Warhol’s Factory studios.

villagepreservation.org — reference ↗︎

Historic former studio. View from the public street; this is not an invitation to enter private premises.

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