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The Warhol’s Collection

Ongoing

We devote five floors of the museum to showcasing an ever-changing selection of Warhol’s artwork and archival materials.

The Warhol holds the largest collection of Warhol art and archives in the world. The artist’s work from the 1940s through to his death in 1987 is featured on five floors of the museum, as well as is the subject of deep-dive collection exhibitions. The museum also has a permanent film and video gallery on the fourth floor for viewing individual Warhol films and videos.

One of The Andy Warhol Museum’s galleries. The walls and ceiling are white, the floor is cement, and two large pillars are in the middle of the room. A male visitor examines a hand-painted Campbell’s soup can. A woman sits on a bench and looks at a picture featuring a Coca-Cola bottle. A woman and a child examine a painting of a sailboat.

Photo by Dean Kaufman

Image Gallery

A white box decorated with three rows of three Campbell's Soup cans on each side.
In this black and white photograph, a young woman with straight hair and black eyeliner gazes off to the right side of the image. Behind her, three other young women lounge on a bed in a cluttered bedroom.
A screen printed portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II of England Her skin is pale blue, her lips are red, and her royal blue hair blends into the background. Her crown and necklace are pale green, and her sash is orange. A pink square and a red square appear in beside her.
A photograph of one of Andy Warhol's wigs, mostly white with some gray peaking out from underneath.
A still from one of Warhol's black and white films featuring a shirtless man lying on his back, asleep.
A print of a hot pink cow against a yellow background.
A photograph of young Andy Warhol wearing a suit and tie as well as his round glasses. He has colored over his hair and slimmed the sides of his nose in silver cross-hatching.
A black and white pit of a muscular man with his arms crossed over his chest alongside the words Be a somebody with a body.
A stencil on yellowed paper for a Campbell's condensed soup can. The test Soup near the bottom of the can has a halo of gold paint around it from being used.
A diploma from the Carnegie Institute for Arts in Pictoral Design awarded to Andrew Warhola.
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