One of the most iconic faces of the 20th century is about to be re-discovered; Never- before-seen photographs of the inimitable Andy Warhol, uncovered from a dusty filing cabinet after over 30 years, are now unveiled in a New York temporary gallery space – deep in the Meatpacking district of the city – to create what promises to be one of the most important - and unlikely - artistic shows of the year.

The limited run exhibition “Lost then Found”, to be unveiled in New York this May for ten days only & London for 3 days, will be an opportunity for lovers of both photography and Warhol himself to experience an important part of history. The rare and engaging images captured by celebrated photographer Steve Wood, and filed under ‘W’ until 2012, unite us not only with a lost part of art history, but a lost side of Warhol himself.  

10% of all sales being donated to the Andy Warhol Foundation.

British photographer Steve Wood
saw the truth about Warhol,
writes Jonathan Jones