Visual Art Feb 19, 2009 at 4:00 am

Dean & Britta Go Pop

The Music Set to Warhol’s Famous “Screen Tests”

Chelsea Werner
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Warner sums up my thoughts about the show perfectly, and I look forward to revisiting the experience on DVD. That said, I was sorry to see so few audience members under 40. I'm guessing that the $30 price point was a disincentive. Probably unavoidable, but I wouldn't have been able to attend either if I hadn't lucked into a free ticket.
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