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... the seriousness and significance of the art he produced.” The artist’s place is even now much more secure in pop culture than in academe, so the Basquiat retrospective that opened at the Fondation Beyeler in 2010 and subsequently traveled to the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris was not just a museum show...

... to us that they bear formal resemblances to Pop Art. They are, after all, colorful, simply rendered, action-oriented, rigidly inked and bordered, jazzy pictures. If we are then told that these works were made in the late 1920s CE, we might start to think about the matter a little more. This would mean...

...? bring myself to do that—in a sense these things are, per- 116 • Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art • 35 • Fall 2014 haps, naive appreciations on some shapes and how things CP: People see bright colors, shapes, and design and they related to each other. go “pop.” When...

...- matte colors and sensitive detail. While Hendricks torial style and the projection of identity. In the plays with a certain kind of pop-art abstraction, process he reclaims the black body—here the black juxtaposing a monochrome background with a male body—as a serious subject for art historical...

... THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH OUTSIDER ART, POP ART, MEDIA, FASHION, MUSIC, AND THE IDEOLOGY OF EPHEMERAL ART, PARTICULARLY FROM INDIA AND AFRICA. IkS! Ill Journal of Contemporary African Art • Spring/Summer 1995 pieces of wood, stacked and juxtaposed to form a story focused on natural...

... 2018 French painting Haitian painting Hervé Télémaque modern art pop art ...

.... If there on Pop Art and pop artists in the movie, tells us Basquiat, the man, irony, call it identity theft, but every were world and space enough...

... of the artists as well as the public understanding of modern art. The second half of the century, with its movements such as pop art, Fluxus, 102-Nka Journal...

... and Beyoncé literally took over that paean of Western museums for a music video (as The Carters, Apeshit, 2018), thus pushing stereotyped boundaries of the African American pop media landscape, as Ringgold did in the contemporary art sphere with this and much other work. The link is less superficial than...

... career. He is also the Bowling's paintings have creator of Kenkeleba, one of the ranged from an early sort of oldest and largest artist's spaces politically oriented Pop Art to in the Village. A sophisticated Baconesque figurative drama...

... it is with the work of artists of the 20th cen• subject. This is Khalil's Dylan: Khalil's Suakin. tury, who must wrestle with a multitude of different influ• There is an element of Pop Art in these quotations. But ences in order to produce works that speak to a wider the sense...

... Jolly Postmodern Pop Art Made Me Long for a Slap in the Face, The Guardian, November 23, 2021, sec. Art and Design, httpswww.theguardian.com/ artanddesign/2021/nov/23/lubaina-himidreview-jolly-postmodern-pop-art-made-melong-for-a-slap-in-the-face. 3 See Lisa Merrill, The Exhibit as Theatre...

..., when popular cul• ture, and pop art, arrived at the center of this country's cultural landscape. Thompson was not a pop artist, but the designation of him, by poet Allen Ginsberg, as "a first natural American psychedelic colorist," identifies a sensibility that can be found in this work...

... by such emphasis. In Cole's case, it is paired with Pop art and many aspects of pop culture, and that today can be a comment on mass production. The constant recycling and the seen in the marketing strategies and enormous production costs patient re-use...

... chronology in art history. Today the artist’s work is to art history had come full circle with the pop art movement. show where he’s coming from and what he’s bringing I remember playing with the images and producing a result forth (influences felt and exercised). But things are more...

...-colored Saint Laurent and Mounia entered into a designer/ bibs, pop-art bodices, and long skirts with sweeping muse relationship that would also last for years. trains worn by models who introduced vogueing And today the house of Givenchy renews the legacy (long before Madonna). Billie Blair...

..., and feel perfectly in tandem with the music, in which the artists post-pop art aesthetic of this in the show engage...

... of autonomy, or art for art s sake, becoming intent on making explicit reference to ex- ternal realities in their artworks, as seen in pop art of the 1960s and in conceptual and feminist practic- es that followed in the 1970s. By the time Boyce had started her art education, it was common for artists...

.... Alvin Hollingsworth: I wonder why it should be Reginald Gammon, Freedom Now, 1963. Acrylic on board, necessary to seek one particular image. Even the 30 × 40 in. The National Afro-­American Museum and Cultural exponents of pop art paint in divergent ways. When Center. © Estate of Reginald Gammon...

... technologies that international Pop artists had introduced to challenge the conventions of printmaking. Print editions in the 1970s democratized art by ipping the modernist convention of a single and rare master work through mechanical reproduction into 12 Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art 55...