andy warhol

The idea was to create a room that would play long, sustained tones, constantly, for 100 years. The current version has been running since 1993.

The iconic powder blue and hot pink portrait of Marilyn Monroe becomes one of the world’s most expensive oeuvres.

On a strip of green tape fastened to the back of the painting Warhol wrote, probably with a black Sharpie pen: "To Truman Love Andy ’78."

There's a Warhol takeover under 14th Street.

Featuring some 300 works, it's Warhol's first career retrospective in America in 30 years.

It's called the 'Holy Grail of rediscoveries.'

Warhol reportedly paid $150 a month when he rented the 5,000 square-foot space back in 1962.

For a cool $85 million.

The film portraits will show for 3 minutes every night in May.

Some of never before been seen by the public.