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POP ART

POP ART. An Art Movement based on popular Culture. What does Pop Art Mean?. Pop Art began in the 1950s. First in Britain and then America The word Pop is short for popular Culture. Pop Art challenged the traditions of ‘fine arts’

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POP ART

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  1. POP ART An Art Movement based on popular Culture

  2. What does Pop Art Mean? • Pop Art began in the 1950s. First in Britain and then America • The word Pop is short for popular Culture. • Pop Art challenged the traditions of ‘fine arts’ • The art used popular culture items like mass advertising, comic books, everyday items, and found objects • The concept of Pop Art refers more to the attitude that led to it rather than the art itself.

  3. What started it all • Artists in Britain began taking objects from both everyday life and from mass production and making collages with these images together. • >Richard Hamilton, Just What is it that Makes Today’s Homes so Different, so Appealing. 1956

  4. Jasper Johns, Flag. 1954 • Artists also began taking these everyday objects and presenting them in a different way. • This forced the audience to really look at the object and take in the piece.

  5. Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Tomato Soup Box. 1964

  6. Artist’s also began to take the art of comics and began presenting them in fine art galleries. • >Roy Lichtenstein, Drowning Girl. 1963

  7. Roy Lichtenstein, Whaam. 1963

  8. Pop Artists also began to do colorful, repetitive portraits of famous people from popular culture. • Andy Warhol himself became famous for this and soon turned into an icon of popular culture himself. • He would host many people in his studio called “The Factory” where his assistants and he made his art.

  9. Andy Warhol, Marilyn Screen Prints. 1962

  10. Andy Warhol, Double Elvis. 1963

  11. It was the goal of Pop Art to have there work instantly recognizable. • Their subject matter was such a household theme that it aimed at turning a person’s everyday life into an art gallery. • Andy Warhol. Soup Can. 1962

  12. Your Pop Art Project • SWBAT Design a sketch (to be painted) of an everyday consumer good (Something you could find in a grocery store) • SWBAT Create a large scale consumer product inspired painting using tempera paint.

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