The show is presented by FloridaRAMA Impact, the nonprofit arm of FloridaRAMA dedicated to expanding access to art through community programs, artist support and cultural events.
For one night, the gallery, notably located at the Factory in St. Pete, will become its own version of Warhol’s Factory — a place where artists, performers, collectors, cosplayers and curious visitors can all participate.
It’s a fitting location for this year’s Warhol show not just because the venues share a name, The Factory, but because of St. Pete’s own close-knit creative community.
“People think Warhol’s Factory was just a party, but it was really a creative laboratory,” Collins said. “Artists, musicians, filmmakers, writers — they all influenced each other. That’s inspiring.”
The event also makes the arts accessible to everyone, she added.