This book contains more than thirty interviews with Andy Warhol (1928–1987), divided into three periods: 60s, 70s, 80s. Warhol's inventiveness in interviews usually stayed within the question-and-answer format, but implied that it was just a format and gave the interviewer the power to subvert it. With his seemingly banal answers, the artist created space for the interviewer's creativity, encouraging it even more when he switched places with the interviewer or otherwise blurred the roles of interviewer and interviewee. Can these interviews be considered art? If we consider them in a broad context, against the backdrop of the entire corpus of Andy Warhol’s work in all techniques and forms of art, then, according to the compilers of this collection, we will have to answer: “It’s possible.”