The original pranksters of the supermarket aisle
Cute culture and commercial chaos in Tokyo
The high-priced joke of modern street art
Global supermarkets and political packaging
YOUR GOAL
Master of The art of the price tag why pop art keeps mocking our shopping carts
blabbermom3 The American Supermarket Exhibition
We're buying chrome eggs and signed Campbell's Soup cans right here in the gallery aisle!
blabbermom3 Hand painted Ben-Day dots in Look Mickey transformed a cheap children's book illustration into a serious gallery subject.
blabbermom3 Thirty-two Campbell's soup cans glow with luminous Italian Renaissance fresco textures.
blabbermom3 Sort parody products onto grocery shelves to discover how pop art mocks consumer culture.
Warhol's soup diets: Andy Warhol claimed he ate Campbell's tomato soup for lunch every single day for twenty years.
A large self-service retail market selling foods and household goods. In 1964, New York's Bianchini Gallery was transformed into a mock grocery store showcasing pop art.
What printing technique did Roy Lichtenstein mimic by painting thousands of tiny, uniform dots on canvas?
In which year did Andy Warhol first exhibit his famous paintings of 32 Campbell's soup cans?
Which British artist created the famous 1956 collage titled "Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?"?
Which 1947 collage by Eduardo Paolozzi is widely considered the first artwork to feature the word "pop"?
Where did sculptor Claes Oldenburg set up his famous 1961 mock shop to sell plaster food items?
How many canvases did Andy Warhol include in his original 1962 Campbell's Soup Cans exhibition?
Which cartoon character did Roy Lichtenstein paint in his breakthrough 1961 pop art piece "Look Mickey"?
What material did Claes Oldenburg use to make his giant, floppy "Floor Burger" sculpture in 1962?