Slovak Graphic Artist Triggers Security Alarms While Studying Warhol's Work Up Close

Slovak graphic artist Juraj Behún caused security alarms to activate at the Andy Warhol Museum while examining the pop artist's paintings at close range. Behún, who describes Andy Warhol as his passion, was studying the detailed techniques in Warhol's artwork when the museum's proximity sensors were triggered. The Andy Warhol Museum of Modern Art in Medzilaborce, eastern Slovakia, houses the world's second-largest collection of Warhol's works and celebrates the pop art icon's Slovak heritage through his parents who emigrated from the region.