In which our columnist discovers that accomplished artistry need not always indicate good taste Andy Warhol loved food, which isn't to say that he loved good eating. He loved what he painted: Campbell's soup, hamburgers, Coca-Cola and fast food of all types. (Also speed, but the Guardian refused to pay for that.) I start my dinner with a tin of Campbell's cream of tomato soup, the only time anything resembling a vegetable crosses a plate in the whole meal. I have always been agnostic about soups...
In which our columnist discovers that accomplished artistry need not always indicate good taste Andy Warhol loved food, which isn't to say that he loved good eating. He loved what he painted: Campbell's soup, hamburgers, Coca-Cola and fast food of all types. (Also speed, but the Guardian refused to pay for that.) I start my dinner with a tin of Campbell's cream of tomato soup, the only time anything resembling a vegetable crosses a plate in the whole meal. I have always been agnostic about soups...
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