Andy Warhol: Revisited Launches 'Part II' with New Curated Show

With over 30,000 visitors since its July 1 opening, Revolver Gallery announced today the exciting addition of new original Warhol artwork to its acclaimed pop art exhibition Andy Warhol: Revisited.

This week, the exhibition walls at 77 Bloor St. West have been filled with 30 impressive new works by Andy Warhol, offering Torontonians another rare opportunity to witness more of Warhol's most influential works. New works include the full suites of the iconic iconic Campbell's Soup cans, Camouflages, Cowboys & Indians, Lenins and Trucks, as well as iconic prints of Canadian ballerina Karen Cain and rock legend Mick Jagger.

Every Tuesday (starting Tuesday, Nov. 3) visitors who donate a Campbell Soup can will receive FREE admission. All cans collected at the exhibition will be donated to Toronto's Daily Bread Food Bank, a registered charity that supports 200 food programs to fight hunger in the city.

Revolver Gallery has also announced that all of its featured Warhol works will be available for purchase by art collectors and pop art lovers after the exhibition ends. The presented artworks' prices range from $5,000 to $1 million. Interested buyers can inquire by contacting info@revolvergallery.com on December 31.

With over 200 prints and paintings currently in his collection, founder of Revolver Gallery and Canadian entrepreneur Ron Rivlin is now arguably the owner of the largest private collection of Andy Warhol works in the world. Following the success of the Toronto exhibition, Rivlin plans to take the pop-up exhibit to San Francisco in 2016.

Located in a 4,200 square foot pop-up gallery space at 77 Bloor St. West in Toronto, the Andy Warhol: Revisited exhibit features multiple historic Warhol pieces, as well as a gift shop with Warhol books, stationary and more.

Open Tuesdays through Sundays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. until Dec. 31, 2015, admission to Andy Warhol: Revisited is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors (65+), $5 for students (full-time with ID) and youth (6 to 17), and free for kids (under 5). VIP passes for $30 gives visitors' unlimited access to the exhibit throughout its duration. Visit www.warholrevisited.com for more information.

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