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Andy Warhol: Toy Paintings

For the Whole Family

In 1983, Andy Warhol created a series of works for children, combining paintings and silkscreens, based on toys he collected. Alongside the exhibited works, visitors can paint, work with stamps, dress up as Warhol, be photographed, listen to his story, "buy" at the image supermarket, become acquainted with and draw inspiration from his works' characteristics – bright colors, layers of lines and patches and replicated images. A workshop nearby offers visitors an experience of screen printing.

The exhibition was made possible thanks to the great generosity of Mary and José Mugrabi. Sponsored by The British Friends of the Art Museums of Israel

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