Established in 1965, Galerie Gmurzynska is an international art gallery with locations in Switzerland in Zurich and Zug, as well as the Galerie Gmurzynska USA Inc. in the United States in New York. The gallery specialises in 20th century Modern and Contemporary Classics. The gallery’s program is centered on presenting exhibitions of the work of art historically important 20th and 21st Century artists accompanied by scholarly catalogs.
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| Artwork Spotlight – Ronnie Cutrone, “Brillo Soup” (1999)
When
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first presented his “Brillo Box” in 1964, it blurred the boundaries between consumer product and artwork—an act that would reverberate through the art world for decades. With his “Campbell’s Soup Cans,”
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continued to question the divide between commercial imagery and fine art.
#RonnieCutrone
, Warhol’s longtime assistant at The Factory from 1972 to 1982, carried that spirit forward in his own vibrant Neo-Pop practice. After leaving the Factory,
#Cutrone
began appropriating Warhol’s iconic motifs—such as the Brillo Box—but infused them with his own visual language, prominently featuring cartoon characters like Felix the Cat, Mickey Mouse, and Woody Woodpecker.
His 1999 work Brillo Soup playfully merges two of Warhol’s most recognizable images into a single piece, paying homage while offering a fresh perspective.
📍 On view at WARHOL/CUTRONE, Galerie Gmurzynska Zurich, June 14 – September 30, 2025.
Image 1: Ronnie Cutrone, “Brillo Soup” (1999)
Image 2: Andy Warhol, “Brillo Box” (1964)
Image 3: Andy Warhol, “Campbell’s Soup Can (Chicken with Rice)” (1966)
Image 4: Ronnie Cutrone and others at The Factory
Image 5: Exhibition view – “WARHOL/CUTRONE,” Galerie Gmurzynska Zurich
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“WARHOL/CUTRONE” SHOW OPENED LAST WEEKEND AT GALERIE GMURZYNSKA IN ZURICH
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This retrospective explores the long term creative collaboration of two friends – Andy Warhol and Ronnie Cutrone. Show includes works on paper, paintings, and rarely seen photographs, reflecting on Post-Pop aesthetics and the Factory’s visual legacy. Close friends for over a decade, Cutrone was Warhol’s assistant from 1972 to 1980 and a key figure in shaping his later work.
On view until September 30th
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“Warhol/Cutrone" at Galerie Gmurzynska
This exhibition pairs various works by Andy Warhol with those of his former assistant and collaborator from 1972 to 1982, Ronnie Cutrone, who became an art star in his own right after leaving the Factory in 1983. Having helped Warhol create iconic series, such as the “Ladies and Gentlemen,” 1975, “Oxidation, Piss, and Cum,” 1977–78, and “Shadows,” 1978–79, Cutrone quickly became celebrated for his own paintings of popular cartoon characters, often rendered on the American flag. At the gallery, Warhol is represented by a series of Polaroid photographs and paintings: his portraits of drag queens from “Ladies and Gentlemen,” male nudes from the 1977 “Sex Parts and Torsos” series, and depictions of celebrities and friends. Meanwhile, the lesser-known Cutrone gets a complete overview. A self-portrait and an portrayal of Raggedy Andy are both painted on American flags. There are paintings of Felix the Cat and a cartoon bear on a flag from the Soviet Union. Bart Simpson appears nude on a quilt, and crosses are painted on boxes of Cap’n Crunch cereal. Serving as a testament to the lasting legacy of Pop Art, the show is vividly showcased in the gallery’s distinguished Zaha Hadid-designed space.
“Warhol/Cutrone” is on view through September 30, 2025, at Galerie Gmurzynska at Paradeplatz 2, 8001 Zürich, Switzerland.
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| We are thrilled to unveil WARHOL / CUTRONE, curated by James Hedges, as part of
#ZurichArtWeekend
this Saturday, 14 June!
This exhibition juxtaposes
#AndyWarhol
and
#RonnieCutrone
—his right-hand man, studio assistant, and collaborator—who defined Manhattan’s art scene in the '70s and '80s.
Discover
#Warhol
’s photographic power alongside
#Cutrone
’s vibrant post-Pop, cartoon-infused painting, sculpture, and works on paper.
Vernissage: 14 June, 6-7:30 pm
Galerie Gmurzynska, Paradeplatz 2
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| WARHOL / CUTRONE – opening during
Zurich Art Weekend
Join us for the opening weekend to explore the dynamic relationship between two iconic figures of Pop art. The exhibition features paintings, drawings, and unique Polaroids — including many of Warhol’s never-before-exhibited photos of icons like Grace Jones and Lou Reed — alongside Cutrone’s bold, cartoon-inspired works that shook 1980s New York. Curated by James Hedges.
Fri, June 13, 10:00 – 21:00
Sat, June 14, 10:00 – 20:00
Sun, June 15, 11:00 – 18:00
Galerie Gmurzynska, Paradeplatz 2
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| WARHOL / CUTRONE
Opening this weekend for
Zurich Art Weekend
, Warhol / Cutrone juxtaposes
#AndyWarhol
with his longtime collaborator
#RonnieCutrone
. Featuring a vibrant mix of paintings, works on paper, and unique Polaroids, the exhibition reflects on a pivotal period in American art and culture. Curated by James Hedges (
Hedges Projects
).
Vernissage: 14 June
Galerie Gmurzynska, Paradeplatz 2
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📸Andy Warhol, “Andy Warhol, Tony Shafrazi, Ronnie Cutrone”, 1986. Gelatin Silver Print
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| We are proud to present Warhol/Cutrone, an exhibition curated by James Hedges (
Hedges Projects
) on the occasion of
Zurich Art Weekend
. The upcoming show juxtaposes
#AndyWarhol
and
#RonnieCutrone
, featuring a vibrant selection of paintings, drawings, and unique Polaroids.
🗓 Vernissage: 14 June
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“Marjorie Strider”
A focused look at the bold, boundary-pushing work of this Pop Art pioneer, featuring works on paper that highlight her innovative use of medium and feminist iconography.
“Master Drawings”
An exceptional selection of works on paper spanning several decades that showcase the precision, beauty, and depth of the drawing medium through the hands of master artists.
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We look forward to welcoming you.
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|
#JamesFranco
reflects on the bold and provocative title of his solo show “Hollywood is Hell”: "The exhibition title could just as well have been 'Hollywood is Heaven and Hell.'"
Similar to Kenneth Anger’s “Hollywood Babylon,” which transforms the tragedies and dramas of cinema stars into something bigger—Hollywood becomes a signifier for something greater.
“I want it to represent a whole kind of mystical ethos.” – James Franco in
MUSE Magazine
A product of Hollywood himself, Franco steps aside to observe and reinterpret its dualities through art—both as an insider and an outsider.
🟢 James Franco: Hollywood is Hell is now on view in Zurich, Paradeplatz 2. Mon–Fri, 10 – 6.30, Sat, 10 – 4
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| We are happy to be part of Zurich Art Weekend 2025! 🧡💜
Join us from June 13–15 for the opening of a new exhibition and take part in an exciting city-wide celebration of modern and contemporary art.
See you in June!
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for updates!
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