Post on 19-May-2015
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Pop ArtPop Art
What do you think ‘Pop’ stands for?
What do you think ‘Pop’ stands for?
POPPOPULAR!
What is it?What is it?An art movement
in the 1950’s and 1960’s that made a statement about mass media.
An art movement in the 1950’s and 1960’s that made a statement about mass media.
Pop artists were interested in popular culture’s effects on society
EX: TV, Magazines, mass production, comics, celebrities.
Why Would An artist create THIS as ART?Why Would An artist create THIS as ART?
Andy WarholAndy Warhol
FOCUS: Mass Production
IRONY: as art
Celebrity/Pop Culture Icon
FOCUS: Mass Production
IRONY: as art
Celebrity/Pop Culture Icon
Wayne ThiebaudWayne ThiebaudFOCUS: Food &
Consumer Goods
STEREOTYPED “American Diet”
“Isolation” of the object
FOCUS: Food & Consumer Goods
STEREOTYPED “American Diet”
“Isolation” of the object
“All Around the Cake”, 1962
“Cakes”, 1963
“Still Life: Lipstick”,
“Wedding Cake”, 1962
Claes OldenburgClaes Oldenburg
FOCUS: Everyday Objects
SCULPTURES: public art
“The Store”
FOCUS: Everyday Objects
SCULPTURES: public art
“The Store”
“Upturned Ice Cream”
“Spoon Bridge”
Two Cheeseburgers, with Everything (Dual Hamburgers)
(1962, burlap, plaster, and enamel)
“The Store”“The Store”
“The Store”“The Store”
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