Art that pops
creating pop art
Get inspired by watching the silk screen printing process that Andy Warhol used in his work
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100 Campbell's Soup Cans, Andy Warhol c. 1962
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andy warhol and art that popsAndy Warhol had this idea that if you took something familiar and reproduced it until it created a repeating pattern, the once recognizable object would lose it's iconic associations and be broken down into elements of art: line, color, shape, space, color, texture and value.
By using iconic and universal symbols , Warhol also believed he could break out of the traditional art world to make art accessible and relatable for everyone. In 2012, Campbell's Soup Company produced a limited edition line of Cambell's Soup Cans in honor of Andy Warhol. Click HERE to see Calder's Sculptures in motion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City |
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