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Recurring Event Dandy Andy: Warhol’s Queer History Virtual Tour

Andy Warhol in drag wearing a white shirt and plaid tie, and medium length silver white wig. He has white pancake make-up covering heavily covering his face, red lips, and heavily made-up eyes. He is looking at the camera in three-quarter profile, not smiling. His name is embossed on the photograph in the lower right-hand corner.

Andy Warhol, Self-Portrait in Drag, 1981
The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh; Founding Collection, Contribution The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
© The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
1998-1-2933

Join our educators for an exploration of Warhol’s unique place in LGBTQ+ history in this virtual adaptation of one of our signature tours. While his sexuality is frequently suppressed or debated, Warhol was a gay man who had several partners throughout his life. His boyfriends were also his colleagues and collaborators, helping to shape and define his career as an artist. This tour traces Warhol’s romantic relationships and queer identity against the backdrop of the historical gay rights movement in the United States.

Warhol Without Walls

A global digital initiative created by The Andy Warhol Museum to expand public discourse around art and its role in a changing world, Warhol Without Walls signals a more boundless embrace of experimentation in all content we produce.

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