The Lost Warhols by Karen Bystedt at The BLVKBOOK Beverly Center

Name: The Lost Warhols by Karen Bystedt at The BLVKBOOK Beverly Center
Start: 2026-03-24T11:00:00-08:00
Location: Beverly Center

Schedule

Tue, 24 Mar, 2026 at 11:00 am

UTC-08:00

Location

Beverly Center | Beverly Hills, CA

Tickets for The Lost Warhols by Karen Bystedt at The BLVKBOOK Beverly Center in Los Angeles, CA, United States 🎫 General Admission General Info 📅 Date and time: Choose in the ticket selector ⏳ Duration: 30 minutes 📍 Location: 8500 BEVERLY BLVD #835 LOS ANGELES, CA 90048 Description An Icon Reimagined. A Legend Reborn. BLVKBOOK proudly presents “The Lost Warhols” , a bold and immersive exhibition that fuses the raw edge of street art with the iconic lens of fashion and celebrity photographer Karen Bystedt . Known for her rare and intimate portraits of Andy Warhol in the 1980s, Bystedt’s images have become a canvas for reinvention drawing some of the most dynamic voices in contemporary street art into collaborative dialogue with one of pop art’s greatest icons. This ongoing series brings together Bystedt’s legendary Warhol photographs with the disruptive vision of urban artists from around the world. Through painting, graffiti, collage, and mixed media, the artists transform Warhol’s image layering their own styles, stories, and cultural commentaries while preserving the integrity of Bystedt’s original work. Each piece becomes a conversation: between past and present, fame and anonymity, classic photography and street expression. The result is a visual remix that is at once nostalgic and radically new. Experience the fusion of legacy and rebellion in this unique showcase of creative synergy only at BLVKBOOK , Beverly Center’s hub for culture, art, and forward thinking storytelling. Karen Bystedt’s Warhol photographs doctored by iconic street artists for a collection of pop art Andy himself would have loved only @Blvkbook Beverly Center Tickets are Limited per day and are valid for a tour of the exhibit Karen Bystedt’s Warhol photographs doctored by iconic street artists for a collection of pop art Andy himself would have loved.