THE POP ART
MOUVEMENT
•Corso di laurea magistrale in Management del turismo e dei
beni culturali
•Corso di lingua e traduzione inglese
•Professoressa Antonietta Di Giovanni
•Studentessa Alexia Martella
•Matricola 183844
•A.a. 2024/2025
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THE POP ART
MOUVEMENT
Corso di laurea magistrale in Management del turismo e dei
beni culturali
Corso di lingua e traduzione inglese
Professoressa Antonietta Di Giovanni
Studentessa Alexia Martella
Matricola 183844
A.a. 2024/
The history of pop art from past
The Pop Art movement to present originated in 1952 in London, when an
Independent Group was created. The discussions among the group
members were centered on popular culture, including themes that were
poorly represented in the art of the time such as western films, science
fiction, advertising and new appliances. The text also highlights how the
continuous image of what was seen on television and in newspapers
influenced art. Roy Lichtenstein a famous artist of this movement was
influenced by the images of comics. Pop art represents a real revolution in
the world of art, trying to find a meeting point between art and ordinary
people, abandoning completely the concept of art for few. His legacy can
be seen in many spheres of contemporary culture, from fashion to
advertising. Pop artists have challenged traditional artistic conventions
and paved the way for a new era of artistic expression that continues to
influence and inspire today’s artists.
COLOUR
AND
TECHINQU
E
- The colours used in works and
paintings are vibrant, often
complementary and reminiscent of
the colours of advertisements, which
must capture the attention of those
who watch them. That’s why pop
artists needed pure colors that would
last. The choice was therefore to use
in the designs pop art acrylic colors,
quick drying and shiny even when dry.
- The Pop art technique that unites all
artists is to focus on everyday, banal
objects, situations and common
characters. However, there is no
single technique capable of
representing pop art. Each artist has
made the concept of pop art his own
in a different way than the others and
used different techniques. Among the
pop art techniques, we remember the
photomontage, sculpture, screen
printing, collage, all techniques that
provide the possibility of reproducing
the pop art works in series.
Major artists
The most famous artist of American pop art is Andy Warhol.
Among the Italian pop art artists we remember Mario Schifano, Mimmo Rotella, Enrico Baj and Emilio
Tadini. Italian pop art and its artists have revolutionized the world of contemporary art by inventing
new techniques and reinterpreting, without copying it from American artists, the concept of pop art.
Andy Warhol was born in Forest City, Pennsylvania on 6 August 1928
to a family of Czechoslovakian immigrants. In 1963 he founded
«Factory» in New York, an art workshop on 47th Street, where he
produced experimental films and an innovative magazine for the
graphic arts world, Interview.