The studio in which Andy Warhol produced work was known as "The __________."
A)Garage
B)Penthouse
C)Factory
D)Homestead
E)Crib

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Andy Warhol's studio was famously called "The Factory." It was a large open space located in Midtown Manhattan where Warhol and his team produced his iconic pop art pieces, such as the Campbell's Soup Cans and Marilyn Monroe portraits. The name "Factory" was inspired by Warhol's belief in mass production and his desire to create art that was both accessible and commercial.

The Studio in Which Andy Warhol Produced Work Was Known