Andy warhol's Pop Art
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The document discusses the origins and main icons of Pop Art. It originated in London and New York City in the 1960s. Some of the main figures mentioned are Andy Warhol, Richard Hamilton, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jasper Johns. The document then focuses on Andy Warhol, describing his life, artistic style, and most famous artworks which depicted popular culture and consumerism using bright colors and imagery from advertisements. It notes some of his most iconic artworks included Campbell's Soup Cans, Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis Presley. Warhol also made experimental films that had an underground style.
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- 1. L U C A S D E D AV I D C O M U N I C A Ç Ã O D I G I TA L 2 0 1 2 UNISINOS
- 3. START • It started on London in the beggining of the 60’s and after that went to NYC • It’s subjects are about pop culture, publicity, mass communication, iconic people, cartoons, cinema
- 4. MAIN ICONS • Andy Warhol • Richard Hamilton • Roy Lichtenstein • Jasper Johns • Peter Blake • Claes Oldenburg
- 6. LIFE • Born August 1928 / Dead February 1987 in USA • Design graduated on Carnegie tecnology institute at 17 • Worked as Illustrator on “Vogue”, “The New Yorker” (VIP magazines) • In 1952 made his first gallery on Hugo Galley • In 1956 many of his drawings were exposed on MOMA (NYC)
- 7. LIFE • In the 60’s started using publicity on his Pop Art, making it very important for it’s development • In 1965 became the manager of the Velvet Underground band • In 1968, Andy was shot on an attack. After a complicated cirgurgy he recovered and came back to his artistic life • Had a very close friend called Edie Segwick who influenced much of his work • Was a hard person to work to. He didn’t usually paid people to help him, and everybody close to him wasn’t seen in “good eyes”
- 8. ARTISTIC STYLE • Publicy on art – new concept created • Acrilic ink, shiny and bright colors • Most of his work was about everyday life’s and consumerism • Art on iconic people of his generation, like Marylin Monroe, Che Guevara, Elvis Presley.
- 9. MAIN ART WORKS • Chelsea Girls (1966)
- 10. MAIN ART WORKS • Marylin Monroe
- 11. MAIN ART WORKS • Campbell’s soup can
- 12. MAIN ART WORKS • Elvis Presley
- 13. CINEMA • Experimental movies • Art based movies • Underground style • Main work: • - Sleep (1963) • - Eat (1963) • - Kiss (1963) • - Couch (1964)