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Sister Corita Kent was born

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Hannah Höch created ‘Da-Dandy’

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Hannah Höch created ‘Cut with the Dada Kitchen Knife through the Last Weimar Beer-Belly Cultural Epoch in Germany’

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Hannah Höch created ‘Das schöne Mädchen [The Beautiful Girl]’

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Roy Lichtenstein was born

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Andy Warhol was born

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Faith Ringgold was born

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Peter Blake was born

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Patrick Caulfield was born

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Hannah Höch created ‘Für ein Fest gemacht (Made for a Party)’

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Sister Corita Kent joined the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart

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Roy Lichtenstein enrolled in summer classes at the Art Students League of New York

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Andy Warhol’s first commission was to draw shoes for Glamour magazine

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Andy Warhol was a art director for Cano (the Carneige Mellon University’s student art magazine) where he illustrated a cover and full page interior illustration

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Andy Warhol earned Bachelor of Fine Arts in pictorial design and began his career in magazine illustration and advertising

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Roy Lichtenstein received a Master of Fine Arts degree at Ohio State university

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Andy Warhol was a designer for Israel Miller and this is where he developed his ‘blotted line’ technique (applying ink to paper and blotting ink while still wet).

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Faith Ringgold enrolled at the City College of New York to major in art, but had to major in art education as the college only allowed women to enrol in certain majors

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Patrick Caulfield left school

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Roy Lichtenstein had his first solo exhibition at the Carlebach Gallery in New York

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Andy Warhol was in a group exhibition at Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Patrick Caulfield joined Royal Air Force

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Patrick Caulfield spent his free time attending evening classes at Harrow School of Art due to inspiration by 1952 film Moulin Rouge

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Peter Blake’s paintings included imagery from advertisements, music hall entertainment including collages elements

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Faith Ringgold graduated with Bachelor’s degree

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Peter Blake‘s ‘On the Balcony’ remains an iconic piece of British pop art showing a combination of pop culture and fine art

Inspired by a painting by Honoré Sharrer depicting workers holding famous paintings

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Patrick Caulfield studied at Chelsea School of Art

Won two prizes which funded a trip to Greece and Crete upon graduation

Trips made him find inspiration in Minoan frescoes and bright, hard colours on Crete

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Keith Haring was born

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Patrick Caulfield met John Hoyland (an abstract painter) at the Young Contemporaries exhibition

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Faith Ringgold graduated with Master’s degree at the same college

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Andy Warhol made paintings of iconic items in America along with celebrities and newspaper headlines. This made his work popular as well as controversial

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Sister Corita Kent’s artwork was very popular

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Faith Ringgold looked into performance art and combining the African tradition

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Sister Corita Kent’s work became political

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Patrick Caulfield went to the Royal College of Art

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Roy Lichtenstein began his first pop imagery using cartoon images and techniques that came from the appearance of commercial printing

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Peter Blake exhibited his work at the Young Contemporaries

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Roy Lichtenstein created Look Mickey through Ben-day dots as it was a challenge from his son

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Peter Blake won John Moores junior award for self portrait with badges

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Takashi Murakami was born

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Sister Corita Kent was heavily inspired by Andy Warhol

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Roy Lichtenstein had his first one man show at Castelli gallery where his entire collection was bought by collectors

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Andy Warhol was taught how to use silk screen printing to make his paintings by Max Arthur Cohn

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May- Andy Warhol was featured in Time magazine with his ‘Big Campbell’s Soup Can with Can Opener’ painting

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Peter Blake featured in Ken Russel’s Monitor film on pop art

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Andy Warhol’s Big Campbell’s Soup Can with Can Opener’ painting was the first to be shown in a museum

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Andy Warhol’s exhibition opened at Ferus Gallery with his Big Campbell’s Soup Can with Can Opener’ painting which marks his first debut in pop art

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Andy Warhol held an exhibition at Stable Gallery showing many of his work

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Patrick Caulfield taught at Chelsea School of Art

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Patrick Caulfield exhibited at the New Generation show at London’s Whitechapel Gallery (resulted in him being a part of the pop art movement)

Didn’t enjoy being a part of the pop art label as he saw himself as a formal artist

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Peter Blake had his first solo exhibition with Robert Fraser Gallery

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Sister Corita Kent received Woman of the year in LA Times

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Sister Corita Kent was on the cover of Newsweek

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Faith Ringgold has been an activist in feminist and anti-racist organisations

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Faith Ringgold quit teaching to pursue her art career full-time

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Patrick Caulfield created After Lunch

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Keith Haring enrolled in the Ivy School of Professional Art in Pittsburgh

Ended up dropping out after two semesters as he no longer wanted to be a commercial graphic artist

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Patrick Caulfield created Still Life: Autumn Fashion

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Keith Haring had a solo exhibition of his work at the Pittsburgh Arts and Crafts Center

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Keith Haring enrolled in the School of Visual Arts in New York

Found an alternative art community that was growing in downtown streets, subways and spaces in clubs

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Faith Ringgold collaborated with her mum who was a fashion designer and seamstress on their first quilt called Echoes of Harlem

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Keith Haring began to create drawings with white chalk on blank matte black paper in subway stations

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Keith Haring produced hundreds of public drawings in rapid rhythmic lines

Sometimes created 40 subway drawings in one day

His work became familiar to New York commuters who would often engage with him while he was working

Subway became his laboratory for working out his ideas and experimenting with simple lines

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Keith Haring achieved international recognition and participated in numerous group and solo exhibitions

Participated in renowned international survey exhibitions such as Documenta 7 in Kassel; São Paulo Biennial and the Whitney Biennial

Completed numerous public projects in the first half of the 80s (an animation for the Spectacolor billboard in Times Square; designing sets and backdrops for theatres and clubs; developing designs for Swatch and advertising campaigns for Absolut Vodka as well as murals worldwide)

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Keith Haring had a solo exhibition at Westbeth Painters Space in New York

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Keith Haring made a Soho gallery debut with an immensely popular one man exhibition at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery

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Keith Haring produced more than 50 public artwork pieces in multiple cities around the world with many of them being created for charities, hospitals, day care centres and orphanages

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Keith Haring opened the Pop shop which is a retail store in Soho selling t-shirts, toys, posters, buttons and magnets bearing his images

Saw the shop as an extension of his work and painted the whole interior of his store with an abstract black on white mural

The shop was intended to allow people greater access to his work which was available on products at a low cost

His shop received lots of criticism from many in the art world but he continued to make his artwork accessible to everyone and received lots of support

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Keith Haring’s mural ‘Crack is Wack’ became a landmark along New York’s FDR drive

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Keith Haring created a mural for the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty and he worked with 900 children to make it

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Keith Haring was subject of more than 40 newspaper and magazine articles

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Andy Warhol died

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Patrick Caulfield nominated for the Turner Prize for his show ‘The artist’s eye’ at the National Gallery in London

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Keith Haring created a mural on the exterior of Necker Children’s Hospital in Paris

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Keith Haring was diagnosed with AIDS

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Keith Haring established the Keith Haring foundation

The aim was to provide funding and imagery to AIDS organisations and children’s programs; to expand audience for his work through exhibitions, publications and licensing of his images

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Keith Haring died of AIDS related complications

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Patrick Caulfield designed a stained glass window for The Uvy restaurant

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Patrick Caulfield designed a 12 metre carpet for the British Council's Manchester headquarters

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Patrick Caulfield was made a CBE

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Roy Lichtenstein died

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Patrick Caulfield painted doors of great West Organ at Portsmouth Cathedral

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Patrick Caulfield died

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Takashi Murakami stated how his Smiling flowers evoked repressed, contradictory emotions and collective trauma of Japanese locals trigger by Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings in 1945

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Takashi Murakami collaborated with Kanye West for his album ‘Graduation’

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Takashi Murakami‘s most expensive piece (My Lonesome Cowboy) was sold for 13,500,000 dollars at Sotheby’s New York auction

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Faith Ringgold received Peace Corps Award

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Sister Corita Kent received the American Institute of Graphic Arts Medal

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Takashi Murakami collaborated with OVO

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Jesse Treece created city of the dead

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Jesse Treece created ‘The children saw the shame’

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Jesse Treece created the naked city

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Jesse Treece created ‘I hang suspended’

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Jesse Treece created ‘Sunlight bathed the golden glow’

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Takashi Murakami collaborated with Billie Eilish