Pop Art Book

The Pop Art book covers the movement that peaked in the 1960s as a revolt a... gainst mainstream approaches to art and culture. It traces the evolution from early challenges to artistic convention through to a broader interrogation of consumerism and the role of the artist. Featuring references to iconic works such as Warhol's Campbell's soup cans, the book draws on mass-market sources, the banal, and the kitsch as central themes.Read more