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[…] pockets of time that are in very close proximity to each other,” he said. “As you’re navigating through the exhibition, you’re greeted with The Queens from the Reigning Queens Series, Marilyn Munroe’s, a portrait of Jane Fonda; you work through a very feminine entry. Then you
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 now
[…] In 1975, at the suggestion of Italian art dealer Luciano Anselmino, Warhol released his incredibly successful Ladies and Gentlemen series. The portfolio featured trans women and drag queens from a New York City nightclub called The Gilded Grape. With the help of Bob Colacello and Ronnie Cutrone,
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 silkscreening
Portrait of Ron Rivlin. Photo by Tanya Barcessat. Courtesy of Revolver Gallery. In collaboration with Artsy.net, Revolver published a sale of 100 Warhols on February 15th, 2024. Gallery owner Ron Rivlin In 2016, Ron Rivlin, founder of Los Angeles’s Andy Warhol–focused Revolver Gallery, fell victim to a life-changing scam. After
[…] was the original writer of Bad and the ominous plot allowed for an X rating of the film. The storyline of Bad involves a working-class woman in Queens who runs a beauty parlor out of her home and a ring of hit women for hire. Bette Davis
By Mason Rogers October 24th, 2020 Earlier this month, Revolver Gallery acquired the Andy Warhol and Basquiat collaboration painting WOOD (1984). The painting was completed during the artists’ collaborations between 1983-1985, and represents a quintessential example of their work together. Despite the unexpected critical failure of the Warhol
Andy Warhol is venerated for his pop art, particularly his vibrant depictions of iconic celebrities. However, his reproduction of other photographers’ images has always been a topic of great contest for the artist. Though Warhol died over thirty years ago, the Andy Warhol Foundation continues to battle for image rights.
[…] Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The exhibition also touches on Warhol’s immersion in gay culture of the 1970’s and 80’s, featuring both prominent and lesser known drag queens and never before seen sexually explicit images. Possibly the most unique part of this exhibition is the technology that
October 2018 | Aurora Garrison Warhol, ever the animal-lover, was asked to illustrate the dire straits of nearly extinct animals around the world. Get ready to enter Andy’s ark. Andy Warhol was a closet conservationist. His advocacy for the preservation of open spaces, natural resources and endangered species is little
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