Arts & Literature: Often credited with the phrase "fifteen minutes of fame," which artist hosted a famous NYC studio called The Factory?

Famous for bringing pop art to the fore, Andy Warhol's artworks started with his Campbell's Soup and Coca Cola pieces. He then created celebrity silkscreens, including those of Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, and Elvis Presley – a commentary on the consumerism of celebrity. As he became popular, he laid down roots in Midtown Manhatten in a studio called The Factory.

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