SCREEN TEST [ST6]: ERIC ANDERSEN
Eric Andersen, wearing a blue-jean jacket and smoking, seems relaxed and cocky, intrigued by the experience of being filmed.
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Eric Andersen, wearing a blue-jean jacket and smoking, seems relaxed and cocky, intrigued by the experience of being filmed.
The artist and sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle is filmed against the sparkly background of the Factory. She looks elegant, solemn, and slightly sad. Her large-eyed gaze seems to avoid direct engagement with the camera; tow
Randy Bourscheidt, preppily dressed in a tie and tweed jacket, looks up and down, then shyly faces the camera, trying not to smile. He bites his lips, grins, relaxes, and then brushes the hair out of his eyes.
Cathy James (also known as Catherine James) is posed in front of a purple background. The lighting seems not quite as severe as in her two other Screen Tests (ST162 and ST163).
Charles Aberg, in a black turtleneck sweater, squints warily at the camera, which films him in a tight close-up of his head.
A young woman named Phoebe Russell, is filmed wearing beads and a flowered dress; she gazes slightly cross-eyed at the camera, looking pretty but also increasingly melancholy as her eyes tear up. The Screen Test was one
Screen Test of the model ‘Baby Jane’ Holzer.
1 of 2 screen tests of Dan Foster, by Andy Warhol
Roderick Clayton looks around in all directions, squints into the light, peers upward, and turns to show both profiles.
The musician and filmmaker Gino Piserchio is lit from the right and filmed in very tight close-up, his face filling the frame. His hair is combed down over one eye; he blinks and squints against the light, closing his ey
William W. ‘Buffy’ Phelps is placed against a speckled backdrop as he squints and blinks furiously at the camera. His nose casts a dark shadow onto his cheek. After suffering through the full three minutes, he can be see
Philip Fagan maintains a motionless pose and an unvarying stare at the camera.
One of two(?) 1964 screen tests of Childs. Runs 4 minutes, 30 seconds in length.
Rene Ricard in a lost Screen Test. The image was reproduced on the cover of the book ‘Screen Tests/A Diary’ (New York: Kulchar Press, 1967).
Edie Sedgwick, wearing no make up, her eyes wet and swollen as if she had been crying, looks sad for a while, then she laughs briefly, talks to people off-screen, and seems to cheer up, flashing a huge smile at someone o
Bea Filter looks on from one side of the frame, directed by Andy Warhol
Screen test of Paul Wittenborn, by Andy Warhol.
Beverly Grant entangles herself in her own hair; using it as a prop by spreading and lifting her long black tresses with long spidery fingers.
Screen Test of Edie Sedgwick and Kipp Stagg (aka Bima Stagg).
The art collector Timothy Baum, in the mod style of the mid-1960s with a high collar and long sideburns, seems unable to relax, repeatedly swallowing, taking deep breaths, and even speaking briefly to the camera.