Andy Warhol’s lost digital art recovered from floppy disks nearly 30 years later
In 1985, Andy Warhol experimented with digital art on an Amiga computer for a Commodore International commission. Nearly 30 years later, researchers recovered 28 previously unseen images from ageing floppy disks at The Andy Warhol Museum. The files had been trapped in an obsolete format and included works featuring Campbell’s soup cans, Venus, Marilyn Monroe and self-portraits.
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