>>718103056
>Oh fuck off, he commodified art. Most of his ""art"" was just doing ctrl c + ctrl v. The only erotic art was him cumming on a fucking canvas and photographing some nudes. No fucking skill involved. Underground Comix did more to fucking legitimize erotic art than fucking Warhol.
It was Andy Warhol's Blue Movie which legitimized pornography as an art in the eyes of the American public and gave way to the Golden Age of Porn, which was written, directed, and produced by Andy Warhol, so there is zero discussion to be had about what "level of involvement" he had in it. That movie was entirely his, and it transformed American cinema permanently. I will admit that his status as an artist before-hand helped make it more popular, but him breaking down the barriers of puritanical prudish censorship alleviates most of the criticisms of him as an artist, which were mostly gimmicky and low effort.
