1. Leslie Marshall English 250

2. o Style of art that explores the aspects of daily life through forms of Dadaism. o Developed in England during the 1950s and gained popularity in the United States during the 1960s. o Can reflect contemporary reality and provoke cultural change by merging the gap between fine arts and media through advertising and commercial arts.

3. o Artists began undertaking the designs of the commonplace promotions. o Advertising and media gave artists new subjects to formulate into their bold, splashy style. o Brand name essentials became iconic symbols for the era. Example: Campbell’s Soup, Pepsi, Coca-Cola.

4. 32 Campbell’s Soup Cans Andy Warhol.

5. Pepsi Ad Andy Warhol.

6. o Popular art increased the demand for consumer goods and mass media programming. o Kitsch: art that imitates the superficial side of creativity and is industrially produced. Example: Coca-Cola. o Social barriers of the classes shifted, due to the shared common interest in mass produced commodities.

7. 100 Coca-Cola Bottles. Andy Warhol.

8. o “Pop Art” – popular, transient, expendable, low cost, mass-produced, young, witty, sexy, glamorous, big business.” o Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Homes Different So Appealing, and Swingeing London ‘67. o Works reveal the bias interpretation of media.

9. Swingeing London ‘67. Richard Hamilton.

10. o Assembly-line style of creating large-scale, silk screen paintings. o 32 Campbell’s Soup and Brillo Boxes. o Instigated the cult celebrity following and love of the infamous. Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Kennedy, Elvis, and Mick Jagger

11. Brillo Boxes Andy Warhol.

12. Jackie and Marilyn Andy Warhol.

13. o Paintings smudged the insignificant images with impressionist features. o He revolutionized art with pieces like Flags and Ballantine Ale Cans. o His pieces were able to combine the trivial imagery of everyday life with high art.

14. Ballantine Ale Cans Jasper Johns

15. o Reflected in hallmarks such as fashion, architecture, media and museum exhibitions. o Has been most recently displayed in Obama’s Hope, campaign posters designed by Shephard Fairey.

16. Barack Obama Hope Shephard Fairey.

17. o Created a style that discovered the irony of common objects in daily life and bring about social change. o Was able to challenge the distinction the difference between fine art and industrial produced designs. o Artists were able to reflect contemporary reality.