Pop ART Christian Faraon
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POP ARTCHRISTIAN FARAON
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The World During Pop Art Movement• After World War II• The world was Fueled by Consumerism
Esp. America• Provided Imagery that regular people
knew• Ex. Celebrities, everyday objects
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What is New With Pop Art• Pop art brings an Impersonal and Aesthetic
centered art form• Not focused no sending a message as much as
creating a aesthetically pleasing piece• Brought use of media such as printmaking and
photography to light
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Rejected / what did they not like?:• Pop Art did not like abstract expressionism• Abstract expressionism was about feeling and
colour than having a stylistic image
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Inspiration:• Pop Art as the name suggests was inspired by
“popular” themes• Comic books, and billboard ads• Celebrities• Ready-made art or objects that are found in everyday
life• Also objects like Coke or soup which everybody would
know
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COMMON CHARACTERISTICS: • Pop art uses bold colours• Use everyday objects and celebrities• Art style resembles things like newspaper photos, billboard ads
comics• makes good use of line
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ELVIS I AND II BY ANDY WARHOL (1963) SILKSCREEN INK AND SPRAYPAINT ON LINEN
• Pioneered the use of silkscreen in fine art and has assistants (the Factory) to assist with output
• Chose subject matter from everyday life and popular culture: often movie and music icons as well as famous political figures
• Meant to imitate / mimic the commercial nature of society from the 1950’s onwards – mass production, packaging, advertising, etc.
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WHAMM! ROY LICHTENSTEIN (1963) OIL ON CANVAS
• Subject matter: comics derived paintings, in direct contrast to abstract art of the 1950’s
• Images were stereotypical and therefore familiar to the viewer (not usually in such a large scale)
• Painted in oils but used commercial printing method: Benday dots
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Shoestring Potatoes Falling out of a Bag by Claes Oldenburg (1966) Mixed Media• Create large-scale 3-dimensional recreations of
ordinary objects, out of unusual materials
• Played with gravity and soft materials to “give the object back its power” and to shock
• Created various witty public monuments (eg. spoon bridge)
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WHICH ISN’T A POP ART PIECE
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EVALUATION: