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Jed + Andy + Me: A Personal Journey Through Art, Design, Architecture and Other Attractions

Alan Wanzenberg reflects on a pivotal period in New York when the art world revolved around Andy Warhol and when Jed Johnson emerged from the Factory as a leading interior designer in his own right.

Architect Alan Wanzenberg looks back on New York in the 1970s to ’90s when Andy Warhol and the Factory were at the heart of the art and social scenes, and where Alan and Jed Johnson embarked on a personal and professional partnership that created singular homes for clients in the fashion, music, film and art worlds before Jed’s untimely death.

In conversation with Adele Cygelman, who was Jed and Alan’s editor at Architectural Digest.

Photo Credits: Francesco Scavullo, Courtesy Alan Wanzenberg, Chris Alexander, John Hall

Location & Attendee Information

  • What are the appropriate ages for this activity?Person Ages 13 and older
  • Are pets, animals, or service animals permitted?Dog on a leash No pets, service animals permitted
  • Are food and drinks permitted?Food and drink No outside food or drinks
  • What are the mobility considerations for this activity?Person walking Seated activity
  • What type of parking is available?Car Parking & handicap parking available
  • Are restrooms available?Restroom sign Restrooms available
  • Is this an indoor or outdoor activity?Sun Indoor activity
  • What is the policy regarding smoking?Cigarette with smoke No smoking or e-cigarettes
  • What type of ADA accessibility is available?Wheelchair Wheelchair accessible
The organizer of this event is: Modernism Week Annenberg Theater Activity

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