Actress and painter Mary Woronov will look back on her film career and association with Andy Warhol starting Feb. 25 in Palm Springs.
Unplugged
After decades of designing for others, Gary Wexler discovers a satisfying second act.
After decades of designing for others, Palm Springs artist Gary Wexler has untethered himself from his Mac and creating his own art.
Local Children Paint Andy Warhol Interpretations at Old Town Artisan Studios, La Quinta, April 7, 2018
Local school children and families were invited for a day of painting at the third Warhol In The Park community education event April 7 at Old Town Artisan Studios in La Quinta.
The Wonders of Warhol
Coachella Valley students have a chance to engage with the work of the pop-artist at "Warhol in the Park" series of events.
“Warhol in the Park,” a valley-wide arts and education event series aimed at engaging area students with the work of iconic pop-art artist, starts March 18 at Fashion Week El Paseo.
Art for the Masses
Jordan D. Schnitzer’s passion for sharing the arts extends to his Andy Warhol collection on display at Palm Springs Art Museum through May 28.
Jordan D. Schnitzer’s passion for sharing the arts extends to his Andy Warhol collection on display at Palm Springs Art Museum through May 28.
“Warhol In The Park” Captures Students’ Imagination, March 18, 2018
An afternoon of art education and painting opens new doors for youth artists.
Thanks to presenting sponsor Jordan Schnitzer, valley school children were introduced to the life and work of iconic pop artist Andy Warhol at the first of four “Warhol In The Park” community educational events March 18.
The Factory Outlet
A new exhibition recalls when Michael Childers fixed his lens on Warhol and his superstars.
Palm Springs Art Museum presents two Andy Warhol-influenced exhibitions — one by celeb photographer Michael Childers, and the second from Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation.
Having a Ball: Celebrities, Gender Play, and Andy Warhol
Celebrity photographer Michael Childers reveals images from a 1975 Los Angeles drag ball, portraits of Andy Warhol and members of his famous New York studio.
Pioneers in challenging traditional gender norms are amongst the subjects explored in a provocative new exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum. Michael Childers: Having A Ball, on view through May 28, 2018, is highlighted by images of anonymous merrymakers at a 1975 Los Angeles drag ball, “Flaming Creatures,” and also features portraits of the enigmatic Andy Warhol and members of