content: This was truly one of the most interesting, trippiest things I've ever experienced. \n\nWhen the beau and I decided on a one-night stay in Pittsburgh, we knew right away that the Warhol Museum was on our must-do list. We saved it for the last activity of the day and strolled around eyes-wide-open, speechless and entranced the entire time. I think the only thing that made us giggle a little was whole oral sex with a nanner flick--but hey, we never claimed to be mature. \n\nAs you already know, this building is packed floor after floor with mesmerizing works of art, photos, videos and information about the interesting life of Andy Warhol himself. In fact, I would have loved even more nitty-gritty info about his short time on this earth. I'm not sure I've ever taken so much time in a museum to make sure I read every minuet detail. \n\nI know it's probably clich\u00e9, but The Silver Cloud Room blew my friggin' mind. I must have stood in there for like 10 minutes just staring at these floating pillows of silver crash into one another and well--me. What a simple, yet deep and interesting concept. \n\nI loved the rooms painted all white with just a few of his paintings hung. You just sit on the bench in the middle and soak in your own interpretation. I sat in the Skull room and just looked up in awe. \n\nI really think everyone should experience this museum at least once in their lifetime. The work of this fascinating man truly spoke of the art and times of our generation. it was new, different and left so much room for individual interpretation. I think that's what I love the most. Warhol's work doesn't tell you what to think, it let's you figure it out yourself. \n\nOne thing I could do without would be the pretentious preteens running the admissions desk. Yes, I realize I'm not wearing skinny jeans, glasses and a hipster outfit, but I still appreciate art. Get over yourself.