Featuring some of Andy Warhol's most prolific pieces, Andy Warhol Revisited will offer Torontonians and guests to the city an opportunity to view one of the world's largest collections of original Warhol prints and paintings. Located in a 4,200 square foot pop-up gallery space at 77 Bloor Street West, the exhibit will be open to the public daily beginning Wednesday, July 1.
Los-Angeles based Revolver Gallery, who are hosting and curating Andy Warhol Revisited, will rotate more than 120 historic Warhol pieces throughout the exhibit's six-month run. Notable pieces include portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Mao, Mickey Mouse, Queen Elizabeth, the Dollar Sign Canvas, the Campbell's Soup Cans, a rare series of prints of John Gotti commissioned by the New York Times and many more. Visitors to the exhibit will be able to download a bilingual Andy Warhol Revisited Audio Tour app (launching July 1) for an engaging and educational tour of Warhol's history as well as additional background and historical information about the artwork on view. More than just an art exhibit, the gallery will also host private events, live music events as well as a rotating lecture series. The schedule and ticket information for special events will be posted and updated on the exhibition's website.Videos