Are we still living in the Age of Pop Art?

Warhol may be dead, but Pop Art is not—it's more international, relevant, and alive than ever. read more

Looking back through this exhibition, one can easily ask if we’re still living in the Age of Pop today. Image: Hers is a Lush Situation, 1958, Richard Hamilton, (Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, UK, Wilson Gift through the Art Fund, 2006), ©R. Hamilton. All rights reserved DACS, London/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. read more

We are no longer living in the era of Pop Art, but rather an era that Pop Art helped create. Modern Art has developed and adapted to the modern world like any organism adapts to its environment. Pop Art was a visual reaction to the 1950-60s, as Modern Art serves as a representation of society today. read more