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After the World War II, many returned with little regard for high end stuff.

The Pop art movement was carefree and wanted to be free of rules after being restricted with WWII

It was mass produced, quick, cheap and easy

Works were about NOW! It was about the cars that people were driving, the food that people were eating, the people that were in the headlines. It WAS NOT about something that existed 100 years prior

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1700 -1900's people painted royalty and biblical occurrences

Works were technical, considered and realistic.

Themes were proper and targeted at high end artists.

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“blur the boundaries between ‘high’ art and ‘low’ culture” to signify that “there is no hierarchy of culture.”

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It was known as popular culture

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-Pop is reffered as popular culture
-People didnt considered pop art as art as artsits who took yeras on work were offended in how quick there work was.

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- Pop art was disposable masked items, it had there five minutes of fame and then was forgotten about.
- Pop art was discovered by a art critic named Lawrence Alloway and started in the 1960s

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- Fast production
- Mass production

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influenced by the british, America boosted Pop art around the world

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Pop Art was inspired by Hollywood Movies and advertisements.

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Fast production and fast media

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Many artists considered Pop Art to be hostile

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Celebrities at the time such as Elvis were commonly used to advertise products and art in general.

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- 1950/60 - Pop Art started during a sense of optimism as the post-war consumer boom.

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- superficial(at the surface/lacks Depth)
- Irony(Say something that means the opposite)

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Richard Hamilton would take pieces of newspaper and combine them to make a brand new work of art.

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Pop Art began to become a popular trend in America and Britain in the 1960's, after the war took place.

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mass produced- wont be around forever and is considered as disposable

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Andy Warhol
Richard Hamilton
Roy Lichetenstein

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roy lichtenstein

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Young

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mass produced

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young, bold, brash

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A lot of bright colours

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pop art emerged during the post war era

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brash

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- Andy Warhol
- Richard Hamilton
- Roy Lichtenstein

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-young
-bold
-hostile to artist world
-brash
-comic
-advertising
-superficial
-irony

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Superficial (Lacks depth in skill to produce; basic)

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Lawerance Alloway

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Andy Warhol
Richard Hamilton

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pop art followed the principles of mass media, mass production and mass culture

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based of bold,young,brash and hostile to artistic world

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Fast and simple to produce

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The World Goes Pop with Alan Cumming | Unlock Art | Tate