Andy Warhol’s 1969 publication focused on art, fashion, and celebrity culture was Interview.
Warhol co-founded Interview magazine with the British journalist John Wilcock in 1969. It became known for conversational interviews with artists, actors, musicians, designers, and other prominent figures. The publication’s informal style and emphasis on personalities helped shape the modern celebrity-interview format.
The magazine was closely connected with Warhol’s broader interest in fame and media. Its pages featured bold photography, provocative conversations, and coverage of contemporary culture rather than treating high art as separate from popular entertainment.
Interview is sometimes called “the magazine of pop culture,” but its most specific and enduring title is simply Interview. Warhol remained associated with the publication for decades, even as its editors, visual style, and ownership changed.