Tomorrow's Warhol, today.

Featured on Art21 in 2024, Lewis's inclusion signals strong institutional belief. Her work explores themes of identity and diaspora, resonating with curators and collectors.

Represented by GRIMM since 2020, Hall had a solo show at SCAD Museum of Art in 2024. His work explores themes of race and identity.

Wood had a solo show at the Albright-Knox in 2024. Her digital tapestries explore themes of identity and the internet.

Yanko had a solo show at the SCAD Museum of Art in 2023 and is represented by Vielmetter Los Angeles. Her work explores color and form.

Tramaine had a solo show at Almine Rech in 2023. Her paintings explore spirituality and identity.

Shimoyama had a solo show at the Andy Warhol Museum in 2023. His work explores queer identity and Black masculinity.

Kent had a solo show at Casey Kaplan in 2024. Her abstract paintings explore language and communication.

Sylvester had a solo show at Pace Prints in 2023. His abstract paintings explore spirituality and transcendence.

Smith had a solo show at Perrotin in 2023. Her surrealist paintings explore themes of technology and the environment.

Niles had a solo show at Lehmann Maupin in 2023. His figurative paintings explore themes of identity and community.

Despite immense institutional validation, including ongoing Roden Crater development, auction prices remain subdued. Preparatory works show stable demand, suggesting latent value.

Prices are down 28% from their peak despite a recent major retrospective. Her pioneering video art continues to gain scholarly attention.

While peers have seen gains, Irwin's market has stagnated. A major survey exhibition could reignite collector interest in his subtle interventions.

Anderson's market is cool despite her continued relevance in music and art. A retrospective focusing on her visual art could boost prices.

Prices for Nauman's prints are down 20% from peak, despite his consistent museum presence. Major installations remain highly valued.

LeWitt's market has plateaued despite continued institutional interest in his wall drawings. Smaller works trade at a discount.

While Martin's market remains strong, select works are trading below their potential. A focused show on her late-career paintings could boost value.

Serra's large-scale sculptures are rarely traded, but smaller works have seen price stagnation. A retrospective could highlight his full range.

Flavin's market has cooled slightly, despite his continued influence on contemporary art. A major survey could reignite collector interest.

Acconci's market is undervalued given his influence on performance and installation art. A retrospective could highlight his diverse practice.