Viva
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Emerging from a devout Catholic family in Syracuse, New York, Janet Susan Mary Hoffmann initially worked as a model and painter before abandoning both pursuits. In 1967 she entered Andy Warhol’s Factory, adopting the moniker Viva after spotting it on a paper-towel package, and quickly became one of the movement’s celebrated superstars. Her screen work includes the unfinished Ciao! Manhattan, the e…
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
