exhibition rentals

Heroes & Villains is the first museum exhibition celebrating the artwork of Alex Ross, often referred to as “the Norman Rockwell of the comics world.” Heroes & Villains features over 130 paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures from Ross’s personal collection. Showcasing the strong influence of American illustration and Pop Art on Alex Ross, original works by Andrew Loomis, Lynette Ross, and Andy Warhol are included in the exhibit. This exhibition outlines Ross’s career of redefining comic books and graphic novels for a new generation of followers of Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and other classic comic book superheroes.    

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During the 1950s, Andy Warhol created hundreds of Christmas-themed commercial drawings, Christmas cards, and personal drawings.  This exhibition contains 37 works on paper, two sculptures, and archival material.

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Love, Andy explores the theme of romantic love with a selection of drawings, paintings, photographs, and archival materials that showcase Warhol’s innate sense of design and composition as well as humor and wit..

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Dirty Art contains over 50 paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, and archival objects related to Warhol's Torsos and Sex Parts series.  This exhibition is intended for mature audiences.

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See the architecture of the world with Warhol in “The Empire State Building is a Star!”: Warhol’s Images of Architecture and Monumental Structures.  This exhibition includes 12 paintings, 8 prints, 10 photographs, and 1 drawing of images that span from China to Paris and more. Also featured in the exhibition is Warhol’s film Empire.

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The Art of Andy Warhol for Children features 6 prints from Warhol’s Myths series and 18 paintings from the Toys series, originally commissioned by Galerie Bruno Bischofberger. Also included are archival materials and step by step educational materials for teaching Warhol’s silk-screening process.

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Explore Andy Warhol's life-long love of animals in Canis Major:Andy Warhol's Dogs and Cats. This show includes 15 paintings, 11 drawings and 39 photographs spanning 30 years of work.

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This exhibition contains 29 sewn photographs created by Warhol.

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Starf*cker: Andy Warhol and The Rolling Stones includes many objects from Warhol's archives which illuminate Warhol's professional relationship with The Rolling Stones and his close friendship with Mick Jagger.  This exhibition also contains a selection of prints, photographs, and film material.

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From the 1960s into the early 1980s, Andy Warhol created wallpaper with images of cows, fish, Mao and others designed by him.  The wallpaper was exhibited alongside Warhol's paintings and prints.  The Warhol Museum refabricates Warhol's wallpaper for Warhol Museum-approved use in art exhibitions.

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Silver Clouds were created by Warhol, with the assistance of Billy Kluver, for a 1966 exhibition at the Leo Castelli Gallery.  Warhol designed an environment that included one room filled with Silver Clouds - helium-filled balloons which moved with the air currents.  A favorite of visitors to the Warhol Museum, the Silver Clouds are refabricated for Warhol Museum-approved use in art exhibitions.

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