Review: The Warhol Economy: How Fashion,Art,and Music Drive New York City,by Elizabeth Currid. Princeton,NJ: Princeton University Press. 2007. 280 pages. $27.95 (hardback)
Available accessReview articleFirst published online September, 2008
Review: The Warhol Economy: How Fashion,Art,and Music Drive New York City,by Elizabeth Currid. Princeton,NJ: Princeton University Press. 2007. 280 pages. $27.95 (hardback)
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