Pop art: what more could we possibly want to know about pop art? The imagery of Warhol and Lichtenstein runs unfadingly through contemporary culture like the colour red in a through-dyed plastic chair ...

Pop Art Design at London’s Barbican Art Gallery offers a sunny respite to London’s gloomy weather this week: the show introduces a bright panorama of the Pop era, with over 200 works by more than 70 ...

Pop art is a style of art that celebrates popular culture and consumerism and it has been a significant force in art and design for many years, rising to prominence during the 1950s and 60s in the ...

"The essays in this book were written for various periodicals, Web site journals, and blogs, including Print magazine, Eye magazine, Baseline magazine, Metropolis magazine, Grafik magazine, ...

The Pop Art movement, born as early as 1945, captured America’s fancy in the 1960s and has never stopped. Now-familiar artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein elevated everyday items like ...