New York

<p>Andy Warhol’s Factory has changed locations a couple of times and its last resort was 860 Broadway, not far from the previous pop art hub's shelter in the Decker Building at 33 Union Square. Warhol adored this artistic neighbourhood and was even nicknamed "the white mole of Union Square". In 2011, the Andy Monument was unveiled right across the Factory. The shiny silver statue is homage to one of Warhol's fav colors – he decorated his office with tin foil and silver paint.</p>


Andy Warhol’s Factory has changed locations a couple of times and its last resort was 860 Broadway, not far from the previous pop art hub's shelter in the Decker Building at 33 Union Square. Warhol adored this artistic neighbourhood and was even nicknamed "the white mole of Union Square". In 2011, the Andy Monument was unveiled right across the Factory. The shiny silver statue is homage to one of Warhol's fav colors – he decorated his office with tin foil and silver paint.

Union Square

The Andy Monument

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