Gallery Gong invites you to the exhibition titled Summer Salon – Something for Everyone (until 30th September 2025), which offers a diverse overview of visual art across generations, techniques, and continents. From lyrical landscapes to iconic pop art and contemporary conceptual installations. The displayed famous depiction of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol, the founder of American pop art, comes from a series created in 1967 at Warhol's printing house Factory Additions. Each of the silkscreens was made from five screens – one photographic and four colour. One of the exhibited prints combines only black and silver, as if the actress were stepping out of a black-and-white film screen – a symbol of fame and tragedy at the same time. Warhol said: "The more you look at the same thing, the more the meaning goes away – and the better and emptier you feel." Gallery Gong is located on the ground floor of Gong and is open during the holidays every day from 10:00 to 18:00, and from September from Tuesday to Sunday. Tickets available online or on-site.