The Tate is putting an online tour of its Warhol exhibition on its youtube channel on 6 April.

"Tate is to release free online tours of two major exhibitions that closed early because of the coronavirus lockdown.

Tate Modern’s Andy Warhol show and Tate Britain’s Aubrey Beardsley show were on the list of must-sees for many art-lovers. They both opened in early March to positive reviews before closing when the galleries abruptly shut down on 17 March.

On Thursday Tate said curators had made filmed tours of the exhibitions after the closure, but before current restrictions were implemented.

It is making its tour of the Warhol exhibition, which features more than 100 works across his career, available on its website and YouTube channel from 6 April. A tour of the Beardsley show, the biggest one for 50 years, will go up a week later on 13 April.

A similar exercise is going on at Compton Verney in Warwickshire which this month had to close its show about the 16th century German painter Lucas Cranach the Elder after five days. A tour by curator Amy Orrock is now on the gallery’s website."

Signed Andy Warhol Interview Cover Print from the David Weisman Estate. David Weisman had a long and close relationship with Andy Warhol. In 1967, with a group of actors from Andy Warhol’s Factory, David Weisman began a five-year production of the cult classic Ciao! Manhattan, which he co-wrote and co-directed with Warhol alum John Palmer. Andy Warhol personally dedicated the piece to John Palmer (To...J. P. ). John Palmer was once a camera man for Andy Warhol's Factory movies. He is often credited with coming up with the idea for Warhol's film, Empire (1964) The Museum of Modern Art describes Empire as "perhaps [Warhol's] most famous and influential cinematic work.

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