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Programs

We offer a range of series programs, including the ever-popular Sound Series concerts, a robust set of access events and activities, and inspiring artist installations.

Sound Series

This ongoing concert series features a range of internationally touring independent artists and bands.

Learn more about Sound Series.

A man with shoulder-length blond hair sits at a keyboard on a stage bathed in red light. In the background, silhouettes of figures wearing hats and an elephant are projected against a yellow-green background.

Performance

Three performers pose in a line, the performer in the front squats with his hands raised. Toward the bottom of the image we get a glimpse of audience members' heads

TQ Live in The Warhol theater, 2017

Photo by Sean Carroll

The Warhol presents a range of contemporary performances and experimental theater. We are devoted to providing audiences with a diverse set of challenging and thought-provoking experiences.

Public Programs

People are seated in an audience, rapt in attention to the performance happening to the right outside of the image's frame

Photo by Sean Carroll

Public programs at The Warhol contextualize and illuminate the museum’s collection, special exhibitions, and contemporary culture. Programs range from artist talks, panel discussions, and social events, to educator workshops, youth programs, and access events.

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Exposures

The Exposures series features Pittsburgh artists at the start of their careers, honoring Warhol’s emergence in New York City. Installations have been featured in The Warhol Store’s street-facing windows, as a nod to Warhol’s early career as a window dresser. Installations in the museum’s galleries explore relationships with Warhol’s work.

Image Gallery

Paradise Gray, Alisha B. Wormsley, and Bekezela Mguni in conversation with moderator D.S. Kinsel during Activist Print: Artists in Dialogue, in March of 2017.

Paradise Gray, Alisha B. Wormsley, and Bekezela Mguni in conversation with moderator D.S. Kinsel during Activist Print: Artists in Dialogue, March 2017.

Photo by Sean Carroll

Lou Reed leans forward onto his elbows towards a microphone. His face is faintly illuminated, but most of the photograph is in shadow.

Lou Reed at an intimate evening of poetry and conversation celebrating the opening of the Lou Reed: New York, May 31, 2007.

Photo by Renee Rosensteel

Viewers watch the musical ensemble Dungen in conjunction with the projection of an animated film.

Dungen performs in The Warhol theater, March 2017.

Photo by Sean Carroll

Two models posing in The Warhol entrance space. The model on the left is an African-American man, right hand resting on his propped up knee, his left hand grabbing his right wrist. He is standing back to back with a Caucasian woman, her left arm by her side and right hand grabbing her right propped up knee. Both models have a variety of small pictures painted on them with colorful body paint.

Models pose during Sip and Sketch: Bloodlines, April 2017.

Photo by Sean Carroll

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