Sentences with phrase «rising pop art movement»

The two attended events together and each exhibited their work in solo shows at Eleanor Ward's Stable Gallery as they came to be identified with the rising pop art movement.

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Abstract Expressionism would emerge in the 1950s, followed by the rise of Neo-Dada, Pop, Minimalism, and Conceptual Art, among many other movements over the next decade.

Richard Smith rose to the forefront of the emerging avant - garde scene in London in the 1960s, standing apart from the burgeoning Pop Art movement by melding the slick and vibrant imagery found in advertising billboards and consumer packaging with an abstract painterly style very much his own.

He became a rising figure within a generation of young artists in Japan and in the international Pop art movement.

Interpreted literally, it can be considered the antithesis of Pop Art, perhaps more so than any parallel American movements: it was organic, industrial, bio-chemical, in flux, phenomenological, presentational, non-representational, almost devoid of colour and implicitly anti-consumerist (after all, it coincided with the end of the miracolo italiano and the rise of worker / student insurrections).

, Kim Levin explored the divergent, gender - dependent nature of the movement: «Pop art in the hands and minds of women artists is intricately linked to the rise of feminist art, political and sociological art -LSB-...] pop art in the hands of male artists was cartoony, exaggerated -LSB-...] Involved with male sexuality, it had to violate something -LSB-...] fast foods, fast babes -LSB-... whereas] Women's Pop - related art had its own intentions -LSB-...] Usually it opposed or dissected the male gaze.&raqPop art in the hands and minds of women artists is intricately linked to the rise of feminist art, political and sociological art -LSB-...] pop art in the hands of male artists was cartoony, exaggerated -LSB-...] Involved with male sexuality, it had to violate something -LSB-...] fast foods, fast babes -LSB-... whereas] Women's Pop - related art had its own intentions -LSB-...] Usually it opposed or dissected the male gaze.&raqpop art in the hands of male artists was cartoony, exaggerated -LSB-...] Involved with male sexuality, it had to violate something -LSB-...] fast foods, fast babes -LSB-... whereas] Women's Pop - related art had its own intentions -LSB-...] Usually it opposed or dissected the male gaze.&raqPop - related art had its own intentions -LSB-...] Usually it opposed or dissected the male gaze.»

Coined by art critic Barbara Rose, the term Neo-Dada encompassed several smaller movements, including Fluxus, Happenings, and Pop Aart critic Barbara Rose, the term Neo-Dada encompassed several smaller movements, including Fluxus, Happenings, and Pop ArtArt.

This exhibition challenges many of the widely accepted, homogeneous views of postwar American art history that began to surface in the early 1960s, coinciding with the expansion of the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights movement, and the rise of Minimalism and Pop Aart history that began to surface in the early 1960s, coinciding with the expansion of the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights movement, and the rise of Minimalism and Pop ArtArt.

Rauschenberg was one of the first artists to use mass media images as a collage material in silkscreen printing, an innovative practice that preceded Pop Art and had an enormous impact on the rise of the movement.

Not until the rise of Pop - Art, during the late 1960s did the St Ives movement start to decline - a process hastened by the deaths in 1975 of Barbara Hepworth, Bryan Wynter and Roger Hilton.

With the rise of Pop Art and Conceptualism, Mr. Tàpies's reputation declined in the United States, although many of his «object works» of the late 1960s and early»70s incorporate some elements of both movements, with a Surrealist spin.

The rise of the Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, and other movements in the second part of the 20th century meant that the representational painting was no longer in the spotlight.

Similarly, the 1960s was an equally important and influential decade in the history of twentieth century art, with the rise of Pop art, Op art, Minimalism, Performance art, Conceptual art, and a host of other movements and styles that would ultimately lead to the emergence of post-modern art in the mid-1970s and beyond.

Warhol rose to prominence in the late fifties and early sixties as part of the Pop Art movement which drew its subjects — comics, advertisements, headlines, Hollywood stars, and politicians — from popular culture.

Following the continuity in rising demand for Pop Art works and recent price records at auction, the movement is increasingly present on the international exhibition agenda.