Gallery 98 has been sorting through our Andy Warhol ephemera with the goal of dividing it into two online exhibitions. The first of these exhibitions Andy Warhol Ephemera—Part 1 is now posted, and features items from before the artist’s death in February 1987. The second online exhibition, still in the works, will look at posthumous Warhol ephemera from the time of his death to the present.
In Warhol’s case, the concept of ephemera is murky since he often worked in formats traditionally thought of as ephemeral. He started as a commercial illustrator hired to produce packaging and promotional materials, and in later years he devoted much of his creativity to mass-media projects with transitory appeal. Warhol loved ephemera and saved everything that crossed his path, items now preserved in “time capsules” at the Andy Warhol Museum.
Visit our new online exhibition Andy Warhol Ephemera—Part 1.
Andy Warhol’s Film “The Kiss,” Kulchur, Vol. 4 No. 13, 1964
Full 104-page magazine, size: 5.5 x 8.5 inches
$450
Andy Warhol, “Mammy,” Card for the Exhibition Myths Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, 1981
Card, size: 7 x 5 inches
$250
Andy Warhol, “Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom,” Card for the Exhibition Reigning Queens 1985, Cirrus Gallery (Los Angeles), 1985
Card, size: 12.25 x 9.25 inches
$250
Andy Warhol and Andy Anderson Invite You to a Very Special 40th Birthday Celebration for Holly Woodlawn, Folded Card with Insert by Andy Warhol, Palladium, 1986
Card, size: 8 x 6 inches
$250
Visit Andy Warhol Ephemera—Part 1.