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Like famed pop-artist Andy Warhol, Ukulele Ray has embraced pop-art and pop-music to create his Lunchbox-A-Leles, citing inspiration from Warhol in the creation of his recent "Campbell's Soup-A-Lele."

Andy Warhol’s Silver Factory marks the start of Bond No. 9’s series of Warhol collectibles. Depicted on the bottle’s surface is a graphic image inspired by one of the pop artist’s most recognizable images—a boldly re-colored rendition of the Campbell’s Soup Can. But an Andy Warhol perfume? Well, Warhol once made mention of a company that was “inter

Combining art and music to create his masterpiece, Ukulele Ray, famed pop-artisit/musician and inventor of the Lunchbox-A-Lele (a cross between ukulele and lunchbox), unveiled his most famous ukulele piece "Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup-A-Lele." The "Soup-A-Lele" is made from a large, oversized Campbell's Soup tin, and sounds amazing!

Andy Warhol was American Pop Artist famous for his painting of Campbell's Soup cans. Andy almost died when he was shot three times in the chest by Valerie Solanis. Valerie said that Andy Warhol had too much control over her life. Valerie was a founder of club called SCUM (Society for Cutting Up Men) and she was the only member of the group...

For 20 years, it has appeared every month: one Campbell's tomato soup can and a pocketful of change left on Andy Warhol's grave outside of Pittsburgh.