Jesse James
The one and only Andy Warhol is back. This time around, his art returns in the virtual form. Mr. Warhol’s art is the latest to get a virtual tour, thanks to London’s Tate Modern. The museum opened its Andy Warhol exhibition on March 12th, and just five days later, it closed its doors indefinitely. You may not be able to go see pieces like Skull, Elvis I and II, and Marilyn Diptych in person.
But Tate has put together a virtual tour of the exhibition. The tour is hosted by Tate curators Gregor Muir and Fiontán Moran, who provide a unique look into the exhibition. The exhibition aims to examine Warhol’s life, work, and personal views. Throughout, the exhibition features 100+ works, offering a major retrospective.
Find out more about the Andy Warhol virtual tour from London’s Tate Modern museum immediately. While you’re at it, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more art and virtual tours coming soon.
Photo via Tate Modern
