“The Chelsea Girls” (1966), one of Andy Warhol’s most ambitious and commercially successful films, was originally made up of 12 individual reels that weren’t locked into place yet, allowing them to be reordered for different screenings. Greg Pierce, Associate Curator of Film and Video at The Andy Warhol Museum, shares the philosophical issues at play in digitizing the landmark work. “The Chelsea Girls” and more Warhol films are now screening at MoMA Film. 🎟️ Reserve your seat at mo.ma/chelseagi

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