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"See beyond these lobby shots and step into the world and art of Pittsburgh's own Andy Warhol. The 5-story museum is dedicated to all things Warhol, taking you through his entire range of work, curated & visiting exhibits, film & video programming and regular weekly events. Fancy an after hours? Enjoy half price admission + cash bar on "Good Fridays," every Friday from 5pm - 10pm." - Wall-to-Wall Studios

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"The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh houses an impressive selection of works and exhibits from the pop art master who was born in the city." - Missy Frederick

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"The Andy Warhol Museum is dedicated to the Pittsburgh-born Prince of Pop Art and is located in the North Side of Pittsburgh." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"The Warhol Museum, North Side. See beyond these lobby shots and step into the world and art of Pittsburgh's own Andy Warhol. The 5-story museum is dedicated to all things Warhol, taking you through his entire range of work, curated & visiting exhibits, film & video programming and regular weekly events. Fancy an after hours? Enjoy half price admission + cash bar on "Good Fridays," every Friday from 5pm - 10pm."

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Amy

Google

Great place to visit while in Pittsburgh. Many Warhol original drawings and painting and so much information. They also showed several different movie clips that were quite interesting. The cost was $25 per person so we felt it was a reasonable price. There are 7 floors of art to view. It was worth seeing and glad we decided to stop.

Jeffrey Hyde

Google

We stopped by this museum as part of a day trip into Pittsburgh. I enjoyed it very much. We learned about Warhol’s family and life, from growing up on Pittsburgh to starting a career in NYC. I didn’t realize that he had been a filmmaker, as well. His portraits of celebrities were really cool to see. Very unique art! I’d stop by again, for sure!

Kirk Holz

Google

I brought my child here in July 2023 (she loved a Warhol exhibit they had in Toronto a year before). There were so many good things to see and my child absolutely loved it. It was nice that the ROAM reciprocity was also accepted here

Anastasiya Petrushchenkova

Google

I really liked the museum. A very cool concept of the exhibition division by floors and, accordingly, by the chronology of the development of Andy Warhol's work. I especially recommend visiting it to all fans of the history of art and pop art as a trend.

Micah Mann

Google

What an incredible experience for my first time! The Andy Warhol Museum was spectacular but then to pair it with an exhibit from KAWS is genius. So much history and innovation on display!

John DePasquale

Google

What an amazing collection! We spent roughly two hours here and had a great time! The museum is set up in chronological order. You start from top down learning about childhood through his death. This place does this artist legacy justice. I've seen tons of Warhol pieces is other museums but to see it all in order was very interesting. I loved that Warhol used his name for both his artistic and commercial projects. If you're a fan of the arts at all go here!

Kerig Taylor

Google

For a 2 hour drive to Pittsburg (from my Cleveland area,) this was worth it. Google maps took us right there without any issues. The museum has 7 floors, so there is a lot of gallery space. Exhibits were easy to navigate and there wasn't a rush despite a moderate crowd on a Monday. A lot of history about Andy and his family. There is an interactive part in the Silver Room where you can sit for a 3-4 minute screen test. It's fun but kinda boring at the same time since the 3-4 minutes can seem like forever. Plus depending upon how many people are there, you might have to wait a bit to participate. They have a small coffee shop/cafe and of course a gift shop. There is a small parking lot across the street which I think is just for museum patrons that was $8, so that made parking fairly simple. Admission was $25/adult. Thankfully we had some college students with us so it was $13/student for them. I'm not sure if it is a limited time or permanent exhibit, but they also featured work by Joe Kaws, which for me, I think I enjoyed more. Overall, it is a very nice museum and made for an enjoyable day trip for us.

Baron “Wholesale Nuts” Matthew

Google

Andy Warhol, a pivotal figure in the Pop Art movement. I went to his museum because I am a fan. He revolutionized the art world with his provocative approach to consumerism and celebrity culture. Warhol’s art is often celebrated for its innovative use of silkscreen printing. This allowed him to produce works that mimic the processes of mass media and advertising. This technique also reflects his commentary on the loss of individuality in a consumer-driven society. The Factory, was a hub of creativity and collaboration, where he worked with various artists, musicians, and celebrities, blurring the lines between art and entertainment.

Amy

Google

Great place to visit while in Pittsburgh. Many Warhol original drawings and painting and so much information. They also showed several different movie clips that were quite interesting. The cost was $25 per person so we felt it was a reasonable price. There are 7 floors of art to view. It was worth seeing and glad we decided to stop.

Jeffrey Hyde

Google

We stopped by this museum as part of a day trip into Pittsburgh. I enjoyed it very much. We learned about Warhol’s family and life, from growing up on Pittsburgh to starting a career in NYC. I didn’t realize that he had been a filmmaker, as well. His portraits of celebrities were really cool to see. Very unique art! I’d stop by again, for sure!

Kirk Holz

Google

I brought my child here in July 2023 (she loved a Warhol exhibit they had in Toronto a year before). There were so many good things to see and my child absolutely loved it. It was nice that the ROAM reciprocity was also accepted here

Anastasiya Petrushchenkova

Google

I really liked the museum. A very cool concept of the exhibition division by floors and, accordingly, by the chronology of the development of Andy Warhol's work. I especially recommend visiting it to all fans of the history of art and pop art as a trend.

Micah Mann

Google

What an incredible experience for my first time! The Andy Warhol Museum was spectacular but then to pair it with an exhibit from KAWS is genius. So much history and innovation on display!

John DePasquale

Google

What an amazing collection! We spent roughly two hours here and had a great time! The museum is set up in chronological order. You start from top down learning about childhood through his death. This place does this artist legacy justice. I've seen tons of Warhol pieces is other museums but to see it all in order was very interesting. I loved that Warhol used his name for both his artistic and commercial projects. If you're a fan of the arts at all go here!

Kerig Taylor

Google

For a 2 hour drive to Pittsburg (from my Cleveland area,) this was worth it. Google maps took us right there without any issues. The museum has 7 floors, so there is a lot of gallery space. Exhibits were easy to navigate and there wasn't a rush despite a moderate crowd on a Monday. A lot of history about Andy and his family. There is an interactive part in the Silver Room where you can sit for a 3-4 minute screen test. It's fun but kinda boring at the same time since the 3-4 minutes can seem like forever. Plus depending upon how many people are there, you might have to wait a bit to participate. They have a small coffee shop/cafe and of course a gift shop. There is a small parking lot across the street which I think is just for museum patrons that was $8, so that made parking fairly simple. Admission was $25/adult. Thankfully we had some college students with us so it was $13/student for them. I'm not sure if it is a limited time or permanent exhibit, but they also featured work by Joe Kaws, which for me, I think I enjoyed more. Overall, it is a very nice museum and made for an enjoyable day trip for us.

Baron “Wholesale Nuts” Matthew

Google

Andy Warhol, a pivotal figure in the Pop Art movement. I went to his museum because I am a fan. He revolutionized the art world with his provocative approach to consumerism and celebrity culture. Warhol’s art is often celebrated for its innovative use of silkscreen printing. This allowed him to produce works that mimic the processes of mass media and advertising. This technique also reflects his commentary on the loss of individuality in a consumer-driven society. The Factory, was a hub of creativity and collaboration, where he worked with various artists, musicians, and celebrities, blurring the lines between art and entertainment.

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