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The Localization Of Pop Art-political Popper And Its Derivation

Posted on:2019-07-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M L MaFull Text:PDF
GTID:2405330566973718Subject:Fine Arts
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In contemporary culture,Pop Art is a very important art and cultural phenomenon.In1989,the National Exhibition of Modern Art was held.In this exhibition,Wang Guangyi took part in the exhibition with three Mao Zedongs who have begun to have a clear political orientation.,caused a sensation,and thus,Wang Guangyi is also known as "China's first populist" Since then,China's pop art has officially debuted.Followed by the "Chinese Contemporary Art Documentary Exhibition" held in 1991 and the 1992 Biennale in 1990,the use of elements of Pop Art has become a concern in various works in the works;The number of works in the exhibition has also slowly increased.Most of the works are based on the memories of the Cultural Revolution and have strong political awareness and irony.Since then,the popularity of Chinese art has already included pop art,and it has also attracted worldwide attention.Chinese pop art works have also participated in many national exhibitions,such as the Venice Biennale.Pop art started from a single ideology and adapted more abundantly to the internality of history,society,and culture.It was widely accepted by modern artists as a kind of image language.This topic was studied through case studies,from three aspects of pop art.Development describes and discusses,trying to sort out and summarize the language features of Pop Art and the value of image propaganda,as well as the characteristics of some Chinese-style pop art,which provide some inspiration for the creation of contemporary art.Let the contemporary art constantly adjust the development pattern under this Pope strategy so as to better integrate into society as much as possible;serve society;serve life.
Keywords/Search Tags:Pop art, American pop, Andy Warhol, political pop
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