Photos: Andy Warhol at the Brant Foundation Art Study Center

Yesterday, the Brant Foundation Art Study Center, in Greenwich CT, held its spring opening, following up a run of installations by artists like Karen Kilimnik and Nate Lowman with a show of Warhols. There were a staggering number of greatest hits on view, including “Flowers,” “The Last Supper,” and “Marilyn,” and also a Campbell’s soup can drawing that Peter Brant bought — for a reported $500 — at the age of 20 with money his grandfather had given him. Simultaneously exclusive and inclusive, the annual event attracts not only A-listers and art world heavies but also their children, grand children, friends and assorted pets. (There is always a souvenir cookie frosted with an artwork.) As one seasoned visitor, who looked to be about 10 – going on 25 – commented, “This year the show is good too, so it’s a win win situation.” Indeed.
Kelly Klein and Lukas Klein
Stephanie Seymour and Peter Brant
Harry Brant
Kyle DeWoody
Laure Heriard Dubreuil
May Anderson
Nate Lowman
Peter Brant and Peter Marino
Stacey Engman