Andy Warhol Family Album

Andy Warhol never separated from his camera, frantically capturing every moment of his social life. Between 1972 and 1973, he amassed hundreds of Polaroids forming a unique visual chronicle of his inner circle. This exceptional selection gathers the faces of celebrities, Factory collaborators, and close friends who orbited around the Pop Art master. More than just simple souvenirs, these photographs illustrate his philosophy of self-representation and his compulsive need to document reality. The exhibition highlights a more raw and spontaneous facet of his work, far from the famous studio silkscreen prints. These photographic archives testify to the birth of a culture of instant imagery that still resonates today. This cultural encounter can be seen in New York from April 30 to October 19, 2026.