Award Presentation to Andy Warhol

Year: 1965

Runtime: 12 mins

Documentary

In 1964 Film Culture magazine selected Andy Warhol as the recipient of its annual Independent Film award, intending to screen selections from his avant‑garde catalog and have Warhol appear onstage to receive the honor. Warhol, however, declined the public ceremony, insisting he did not want a formal presentation.

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