POP ART Featuring the work of ROY LICHTENSTEIN

POP ART Featuring the work of: ROY LICHTENSTEIN ANDY WARHOL KEITH HARING

POP ART Pop Art was originally a U. S. and British movement in the 1950 s and 60 s to react against Abstract Expressionism Focused on elements rather than objects Pop Art Focused on recognizable objects

POP ART Other Pop Art Influences Fast Food restaurants in the 1950’s turned sandwiches into a mass-produced item Television and Commercials made ordinary objects seem extraordinary! …Pop Art thus creates the beginnings of POSTMODERNISM

Andy Warhol POP ART Andy Warhol (1928 -1987) Commercial artist who became known for his silkscreens of celebrities and everyday objects

Andy Warhol POP ART Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Can, 1967. POP ART

Andy Warhol POP ART Andy Warhol, Self Portrait, 1964. POP ART

Andy Warhol POP ART Andy Warhol, Green Marilyn, 1962. POP ART

Andy Warhol POP ART Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger, 1975. POP ART

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein (1923 -1997) Created art with a COMICBOOK style Colors are basic, black-outlined Skin colors created with BENDAY DOTS… Just like the COMIC BOOKS! Roy Lichtenstein

Roy Lichtenstein POP ART Roy Lichtenstein Vincent Van Gogh

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein, Go For Baroque, 1969. POP ART

Roy Lichtenstein POP ART Roy Lichtenstein Cubist Still Life with Playing Cards, 1974. POP ART

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein, House I, 1996. POP ART

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein, Artist’s Studio (The Dance), 1974. POP ART

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein Sculpture

POP ART Roy Lichtenstein

Keith Haring POP ART Keith Haring Known for creating simplified images of human forms in motion.

POP ART Keith Haring

POP ART Keith Haring

POP ART Keith Haring

POP ART Your Assignment: Choose one of the three centers, when the chairs are full, the center is full. First come, first served! Follow the instructions in your center, and work together. Make sure to use pattern, emphasis and unity in your group project!

POP ART Pattern: Repetition of an element of art (i. e. , shapes, lines, or colors) to achieve decoration or ornamentation Emphasis: Emphasis is the area you want to draw attention to. Unity: Unity is creating a piece that is uniform and feels consistently organized.