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[…] to engage and educate Torontonians and visitors to the city about the works and life of prolific artist Andy Warhol, Revolver Gallery has launched a Rotating Lecture Series at the Andy Warhol: Revisited exhibit. Beginning on Wednesday July 29, The Rotating Lecture Series will feature demonstrations
Series Highlight: Muhammad Ali & Warhol’s Athletes Two weeks ago, 10 original Andy Warhol canvases from his famed Athletes (1977- 1979) series went under the auction block at Christie’s Post-war and Contemporary sale in London. The Andy Warhol works lead the sale, with a work featuring legendary
What’s new at Andy Warhol Revisited? This summer, Revolver Gallery’s pop art exhibition in Toronto features a Rotating Lecture Series with evenings of artistic demonstrations and theoretical discussions by art luminaries and accomplished artists from the Toronto area. Inspired by Andy Warhol’s arts and aesthetics, discussion topics include a
[…] volume this year. Two other perennial top performers were not in the top ten in 2022: Flowers (#7 overall in ‘21, sold only fifteen in ’22) and Cowboys and Indians (#8, sold seven). For each of these portfolios, the below-average sales volume is likely to be due
One of Andy Warhol’s most iconic works is the series of Electric Chair screenprints. The morbid subject matter might seem incongruous for an artist known for his brightly-colored prints of movie stars, flowers and foods, but Warhol has always had a macabre streak running through his art. The original
Photograph of Warhol by Kim Gottlieb Walker, 1970. Collage by Revolver. Why is Andy Warhol’s Details of Renaissance Paintings series capturing the art world’s attention right now? Long admired by experienced collectors, these four portfolios are now commanding a broader spotlight. What insights have these connoisseurs discerned that are
[…] Warhol returned to his Marilyn motiff many, many times throughout his career, he perhaps did so most notably in 1967, when he published his 10-piece Marilyn Monroe series of silkscreen portraits as an edition of 250. Today, these are the Marilyn images that circulate the art market
[…] strong today as ever. Warhol’s collectability as the premier artist of the 20th century is undisputed. His artworks are at their highest values. Exhibit 1: Warhol’s Skull series By examining the Skull series, created in 1976, we get a better perspective on the indelible Warhol legacy.
[…] little known. Yet, upon closer inspection, Warhol’s interest in nature is obvious in both his art and the environmental subject matter of his art works. From his Cow, Fish, to numerous images of birds, cats and dogs, Warhol had a special fascination and love for animals, culminating
[…] a staple of American pop culture; this plucky and adventurous mouse is a symbol that has captivated imaginations globally. The artwork is an extension of Warhol’s Myths series, a collection that explores the larger-than-life figures that populate America’s cultural narrative. In this article, we’ll unpack the layers
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