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[…] Street). Hosted and curated by Revolver Gallery, the exhibit features more than 120 pieces that will be rotated around September, plus live music events and a lecture series, so plan on more than one visit to get your full fix of the pop-art icon. Works include Warhol’s
[…] of devotion to naturalism but tinting it with aspects of subjectivity to show the disparity between objective reality and subjective reality. Leth explores this idea through a series of 66 scenes with no narrative linking them save a calm comment after each scene describing the location, “Lubbock,
[…] stand for? II.(number): the number is a chronological method of cataloguing Warhol’s prints. It is used to distinguish his works beyond their names. For example, his Ads series is a collection of items numbered 350 – 395, each of those items is numbered depending on the time
[…] iconic characters like Mickey Mouse are among the many on display. Prominent philanthropists who commissioned portraits from Warhol in the 70s and 80s are showcased in a series simply titled “Socialites.” There is also an interactive display of Warhol’s video clips from his Factory studio, and a
[…] Audio Tour App – which also launches today – will be available to download for visitors who are interested in Warhol history, as well as additional background and historical information about the artwork on display. The gallery will also be hosting private events, live music, as well as
[…] are as follows: “He knows that they won’t forget the man/ Who could hold the whole world in a can” reminiscent of Warhol’s famous Campbell Soup Can series. One can hear the song at, “Letters to Andy Warhol” the traveling exhibition. It is free and open to
[…] a better place.” Rivlin estimates that 97 per cent of the works on display for Andy Warhol Revisited are his own pieces, with several — including a series of Polaroids donated by the Andy Warhol Foundation — on loan from various collectors and museums. The show comprises
[…] 1978 portrait of PelĂ© is an early example of the combination of sports and art. Art collector Richard Weisman commissioned the piece as part of Warhol’s Athletes series, which included ten portraits of various athletes such as Muhammad Ali, O.J. Simpson, Dorothy Hamill, and, of course, PelĂ©.
[…] from Rivlin’s personal collection and a few on loan from other owners. The works will include pieces from Warhol’s famous Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor and Campbell’s Soup series. “I can say with certainty that many people in Toronto haven’t seen many of the works that we’re going
[…] safe to assume that his most treasured tools were paints, printing presses, pens, and maybe a dozen Polaroid cameras. But the 80’s was the birth of a series of new and innovative technologies. It isn’t accurate to assume that Warhol wouldn’t take advantage of a new art
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