[6][9][7][10] Notable celebrities who have visited Revolver include: Bruno Mars, Dave Navarro, Ryan Tedder, Coldplay, Jared Leto, and Billy Morrison.

The showcase included rare works from Revolver's collection, private owners, and The Andy Warhol Foundation For the Arts.

[12][13][14] Toronto-born Rivlin curated the 2015 exhibit Andy Warhol Revisited: A Mirror For Today in the Yorkville neighborhood of Toronto, Canada.

It included famous Warhol works such as his “Campbell’s Soup Cans” series in addition to silkscreen portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Mick Jagger, and Elizabeth Taylor.

Prior to Revolver's show, the last major Warhol exhibition was hosted by Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg in 2006 at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

[25] The information on Warhol's market presented in the book is deduced from analyses of public auction records and art price databases.

In that same newsletter, as well as on the book's Amazon page, Revolver said that in the report, author and Revolver Gallery owner Ron Rivlin explains "how Warhol print prices are determined, their average rate of increase, and why the majority of Warhol prints sell for above their high estimate; how the market contracted during the COVID-19 pandemic, and why it enjoyed a historically strong return in 2021.

The report continues Revolver's tradition of tracking Warhol's market performance by analyzing public auction records and art price databases.

Much like the previous year, "The Iconic Warhol" shows sales records from 2022 fading and the marketing returning to slow, steady growth in 2023.

The 2024 report also examines several shifts in the Warhol market, including the generational transition in collectors and the accompanying changes in popularity of specific prints as common taste evolves.

As a general theme, the 2024 print report spotlights the Warhol market's "tremendous long-term stability and growth," focusing on its ability to maintain itself at bare minimum.

This is highlighted amongst the rest of the art market, and especially in the context of war, fear, and economic downturn that was present in the globalized world at the time of publication.