101. HighBeam Research: Search Results: Article lichtenstein, roy (19231997). The The Hutchinson Dictionary of the Arts 01-01-1998 lichtenstein, roy (1923-1997) US Pop artist. He http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:28929922&num=7&ctrlInfo=Round

102. Online NewsHour: Remembering Roy Lichtenstein-- September 17, 1997 REMEMBERING roy lichtenstein. Paul Richard, art critic for the Washington Post, and Phil Ponce take a look at the life of roy lichtenstein who died this week. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/remember/1997/lichtenstein_9-30.html

REMEMBERING ROY LICHTENSTEIN SEPTEMBER 30, 1997 NEWSHOUR TRANSCRIPT Paul Richard, art critic for the Washington Post , and Phil Ponce take a look at the life of Roy Lichtenstein who died this week. PHIL PONCE: Roy Lichtenstein, one of the originators of pop art, died yesterday at age 73. He rose to prominence in the 1960's by making art based on cartoons. And whether the images were of romance or war, his works often parodied and poked fun at American life. Paul Richard is the art critic for the "Washington Post." He joins us now for a look at the artist and his work. Welcome, Mr. Richard. First of all, why was Roy Lichtenstein considered an important artist? PAUL RICHARD, Washington Post: Oh, he was a lovable artist, and he left a very strong imprint on 35 years of American painting and American pop culture. And he took elements of pop culture that were really not at all a part of the world ofhigh world of painting and brought them together. PHIL PONCE: So what did he do that hadn’t been done before when you talk about making new elements of pop culture, what do you mean? PAUL RICHARD: He took images that had no esthetic content. You could open a romance magazine if you were a teenage girl or a war comic if you were a teenage boy, or flip through the ads in the back of a New York tabloid and see images that your eye would just skip over. He took these images, copied them, at first rather crudely, but then with fabulous elegance, and made these images deserving of being scanned or attention paid to them equal to the art in museums. And he really broadened what we saw as and thought of as art.

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104. Lichtenstein At The Hayward Gallery http://www.hayward.org.uk/lichtenstein/

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105. Massurrealism.com | About Massurrealism Search massurrealism.com for http://www.massurrealism.com/about/

Directory/ About/ Writings/ Gallery/ Contact massurrealism.com/ FAQ's/ Search massurrealism.com for : About Massurrealism : Massurrealism is a form of art that is rooted in the combination of mass media related art [ such as pop art ] and surrealist imagery. Essentially it is an evolution of surrealism that is strongly influenced by mass-media and technology . With interest begining in 1992, artists began writing about massurrealism . These essays came from a variety of artists including digital artists, video artists, as well as art directors and graphic designers. One important point about massurrealism is the common thread among massurrealists, the marriage of pop-art/mass media subjects and techniques to the surreal, which are individually expressed in each artist. These are just a few techniques that bridge the gap between the "traditional" and the newer media. As time progresses, newer media and technology are being discovered. The evolving computer technology alone is changing what is considered "mass-media". A world wide, grass-roots art interest, massurrealism follows this evolution, embodies the mystery of today's society. Expressions of the imagination and the creativity are what surround its inspiration.• Click on the images below : From 1996 : "Hey, wait. What makes massurrealism so unique? this is art that I see everyday."

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