Groups

• Andy Warhol’s Life and Times: This basic tour introduces Warhol’s biography and explores highlights of the museum’s permanent collection, including works of art, film, and archival objects.
• Warhol’s Artistic Practice: Collecting, Collaborating, Reproducing, Documenting, and Experimenting: Dive deep into Warhol’s unique approach to artmaking, exploring the artist’s work in an array of media and styles across his career.
• Dandy Andy: Warhol’s Queer History: This tour traces Warhol’s queer identity and romantic relationships against the backdrop of the historical gay rights movement in the United States.
• Special Exhibition Tour: This tour focuses on the current exhibition on view at the museum. 

• Pop Portraits: Examine the many ways in which Warhol created portraits throughout his career, from painting and polaroids to silkscreening and selfies. Students will create a silkscreen print of a contemporary Pop culture icon.
• Exploring Warhol’s Print Process: This advanced printmaking workshop introduces students to Warhol’s multilayered screen prints as well as his stamped and stenciled early commercial work, exploring a range of processes and the visual impact of repetition and pattern. Studio projects include silkscreen printing and rubber-stamping.
• Sensory Friendly Workshop: Designed for people with developmental disabilities of all ages to experience the museum. This tour and workshop combination includes visits to the galleries and hands on art making inspired by Warhol’s artistic practice. Workshops are designed to be both accessible and consider the needs of all participants. Prior to the workshop, educators will work with you to create custom images to be screen-printed on t shirts, tote bags, and/or posters.
• From Pop to Abstraction: Andy Warhol is best known for his Pop Art masterpieces, but he also created a range of abstract artworks! Students will learn about Warhol’s experimentation with abstraction and his innovative use of materials as they create a work that combines the surprises of abstraction with silkscreen printing. Project choices are inspired by Warhol’s Oxidations and other elements of abstract art.
• Cultural Connections: Explore consumerism, media exploitation, race/ethnicity, LGBTQ+ identity, class consciousness, religion, and other sociopolitical themes in relation to Andy Warhol’s art and life. Conversations will vary depending on artworks on view and the interests of the visiting group. Students will use these discussions as catalysts to explore their own identities through mixed media screen printing in the studio, representing themselves and the world around them.

For All Ages:

• Prince of Pop: Andy Warhol’s Life and Times: This interactive tour introduces Warhol’s biography and explores highlights of the museum’s permanent collection, including works of art, film, and archival objects.

Recommended Elementary (Grades K-5) Themes:

• Coloring Party: Explore Warhol’s signature use of bright colors, learn about the color wheel and basic color theory, and create your own colorful compositions.
• Representation and Abstraction: Rorschach Paintings: Experience Warhol’s experiments with abstraction, and create your own prints inspired by his Rorschach series.

Recommended Middle School (Grades 6-8) Themes:    

• Pop Portraits: Examine the many ways in which Warhol created portraits throughout his career, from painting and polaroids to silkscreening and selfies.

Recommended High School (Grades 9-12) Themes:

• The Art of Repetition: Silkscreen Printing Learn about Warhol’s innovative use of the photographic silkscreen printing process in his iconic prints and paintings.
• Art & Business: Explore how art and commerce were intertwined throughout Warhol’s career as an artist and entrepreneur.