Temporary “Canned” Andy Warhol Museum Pops up in a Lisbon Mall

We can think of no better tribute to <a href="https://inhabitat.com/tag/andy-warhol/">Andy Warhol</a> than a temporary museum of his work on display for free at a mall in Portugal! Designed by <a href="http://likearchitects.com">LIKEarchitects</a>, the pop-up space was constructed out of hundreds of metal paint cans that evoke Warhol's own Campbell Soup Cans, and it showcased no fewer than 32 original pieces.

This temporary museum was constructed out of 1,500 metal cans

Located in a shopping mall in Lisbon, the gallery showcased 32 original Andy Warhol pieces

The cans are emblematic of Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans piece

The design team created a space that touches on many of the social criticisms that Warhol confronted throughout his career

The museum was on display from April 11-July 11, 2013

At least 100,000 people visited the temporary gallery!