The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts sits above Bleecker Street, distinct from the shops and cafés that line the block below. Moving art beyond the frame, it disperses grants and manages the artist’s estate with a sharp editorial focus. The space itself stays out of the spotlight, letting the work speak through exhibitions and publications supported by its funds.

It’s based at 65 Bleecker St #7th in Manhattan, where the neighborhood’s energy meets the foundation’s quiet purpose. Beyond administering grants, it preserves Warhol’s archives, licenses his imagery, and commissions new projects. No public gallery or retail counter—just a discreet operation steering culture from an unassuming storefront floor.

Reach the office at (212) 387-7555 to ask about its programs or licensing. The phone connects directly to staff handling grants, archival requests, or image licensing during standard business times. Technical matters or general questions route to the same line.

Find the map and directions here. The link drops a pin right outside the building’s entrance on Bleecker.