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Pop Art
movement that incorporated elements from mass culture, including advertisements, comics, and consumer goods.
Pop Art
Started in the 1950s-1960s in the UK and US as a reaction against Abstract Expressionism.
Pop Art
Inspired by mass media, advertising, and pop culture.
Bright, bold colors
Comic book-style outlines and Ben-Day dots
Repetition of images (e.g., Marilyn Monroe portraits)
Everyday objects as art subjects
Satirical or ironic elements
Key Characteristics of Pop Art
Minimalism
A movement that emphasizes simplicity, geometric forms, and limited color palettes.
Minimalism
Emerged in the 1960s in the United States as a reaction against Abstract Expressionism.
Minimalism
Inspired by the idea of "less is more"
Simple, clean lines and geometric shapes
Limited color palettes (often monochromatic)
No personal expression or decoration
Focus on space, repetition, and precision
Often large-scale works meant to evoke calmness
Key Characteristics of Minimalism
