You need more Andy in your life. Pop art icon Andy Warhol (American, 1928 - 1987) would have loved his current ubiquity and apparent immortality. Already a successful commercial designer, in 1962 Warhol broke into the fine art world with his now infamous "Campbell's Soup Cans." By depicting everyday objects, he instigated a departure from his predecessors—the Abstract Expressionists—and ushered in the era of Pop Art. Throughout the rest of his career, Warhol consistently and simultaneously exemplified, glorified and criticized commercial consumption with his innovative work. We're celebrating the artist with a major retrospective, Andy Warhol—From A to B and Back Again.