Pop art is a style that draws from consumer culture and mass media, aiming for accessibility to the average person. Notable artists include Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, who utilized imagery that reflects the dominance of consumer products and aims to make audiences more aware of their reliance on them. In the Philippines, local artists have embraced pop art by creating icons from consumer items, influencing fashion and illustration.

1. Pop Art

2. Pop Art
refers to a style grounded in
consumer culture, the mass
media, and popular culture,
thereby making it much more
accessible to the average person.
The name Pop Art is short for
popular art.

3. Who are the well-known Pop Artists?
1.Andy Warhol
2.Roy Lichtenstein

4. A prominent figure in
Pop Art.
His background as a
commercial artist and
illustrator explains why his
works appear the way they do.
1. Andy Warhol

5. In his work, Green Coca-
Cola Bottles, the multiple images
of the Coca-Cola bottle reflect
not just the dominance of
consumer products in daily life
but also the fact that life has
become depersonalized and
repetitive as well.
1. Andy Warhol

6. turned his attention to the
comic book as another mainstay in
American culture.
He was remarkably
faithful to the original comic strip
images that he painted.
2. Roy Lichtenstein

7. They felt that people had
come to rely too readily on these
products and hoped to make
viewers more conscious of that
fact.
2. Roy Lichtenstein

8. Who are the representative artists of Pop Art in the
Philippines?
Filipino artists also made icons of the
crassest consumer items that surrounded
them.

9. Pop Art in the Philippines:
Fashion (LB Mobile)

10. Pop Art in the Philippines:
Illustration by
Limbo
Painting. “Plut” by
JP Cuison
Comics. “Alamat ng
Panget” by Apol Sta. Maria