Andy Reid

led Hockney to his controversial suspicions” (David Hockney: The Biography, 1975-2012). Along these lines, "subsequent to going to the review of a nineteenth century French craftsman, Hockney saw uncanny specialized likenesses to illustrations that Andy Warhol had followed from slide-anticipated photos. Realizing that the instruments Warhol had utilized obviously weren't accessible in the 1800's, Hockney started inquiring about. It wasn't some time before he ran over camera Lucida, a little…

no meaning, and therefore giving it meaning. Geometry of Fire is about breaking away from the cultural norms, and just creating something, even if it doesn’t have an obvious meaning or symbolic reference. When compared to other pop artist, such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, a parallel are easily drawn, and supports my interpretation of the artwork. The artwork might have a personal meaning to Rosenquist, however there is no obvious meaning in the subject matter for the…

I saw this feeling of connection to things around us when we watched the film on Andy Goldsworthy. In the film Goldsworthy spends hours creating intricate structures in nature only to have them destroyed by natural causes. He is helping show us that we can change the world, but what we change can always be changed by something else…

of the image. Many say he was the first artist during this time to use this technique. Even though he was a well-known Pop Artist, he never saw himself that way. Rosenquist stated that, “What united us [by which he meant other “Pop artists” such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Claes Oldenburg] you might say, was dread of the drip, the splash, the schmear, combined with an ironic attitude toward the banalities of American consumer culture. If anything, you might say we were anti-pop…

Photoshop, Amy Winehouse portrait. To make this Pop art inspired artwork, I simply used a picture of Amy Winehouse and manipulated it on Adobe Photoshop to make it look similar to the Marilyn Monroe pop art by Andy Warhol. The source of my inspiration was the Pop Art movement, more specifically Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe and Campbell’s soup repetitive pop art. The reason why this movement inspired me to do my artwork is because I like it. It is very pronounced and colorful. It draws…

of a Coca-Cola bottle that is bigger than the viewer. This painting of a coke bottle is globally recognized because no matter who you were you drink coke, everyone from movie stars to poor people in the streets drink coke. With this one painting Andy Warhol successfully translates globalism and iconography. By presenting his work…

By the age of nine, Andy Warhola had taken a deep interest in photography when his mother purchased him his first camera. Photography became so important to him, his parents allowed him to turn their basement into a black room. Andy Warhola’s love for art was so appealing that he attended free art classes at his elementary school. After losing his father in 1942, Warhola suffered…

subject such as comic strips, soup cans, traffic signs and all types of food ( Britannica 1). One of the most notable artists that has been discovering Pop Art at it’s finest is none that Andy Warhol. Warhol’s notable work in the art world has brought many attention as artist, writer, as well as filmmaker. Andy Warhol was born as…

As one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1950s, Monroe had a glamorous life that every woman envied (Steinem). However, Marilyn Monroe ended up committing suicide, despite the luxurious life she had. Even though she got to live this “amazing” and “luxurious” lifestyle, she was not truly happy. She represents this illusion of happiness that people do not see. She had trouble with her career after returning from a hiatus in 1959. She also suffered pain from gallstones and severe drug…

The Corporate Veil In the Law and Order episode “The Corporate Veil” the standard of morality is cheapened by the insatiable need for easy money. Many characters throughout the episode displayed that behavior in varying degrees. In addition, we also see how laws not being in place allow such activities to go on. In the episode we meet a young boy named Roberto Martinez, who two years ago had an operation for the installation of a pacemaker. Tragically Roberto dies and the police are called…