Campbell's Soup Cans

inventory. These audits check to see how much product is being lost, sold and unaccounted for a certain time period. Many large businesses face this problem because not only the larger the store, but the larger quantity and types of inventory in the store can create more problems. Along with this inventory problem, Save-A lot also faces the problem of their inventory being sent in random spurts from the distribution center. Distribution centers send the store’s inventory by forecasting what they…

hard or too much can often make clients feel uneasy and burdened, leading to a potential end to the business relationship. Furthermore, in order to improve on the client retention rate, we recommend the implementation of complaint-resolution policies as guidelines to correct customer issues, rather than a rigid set of rules. Allowing O&M employees the freedom to make judgment calls as is necessary in order to solve a customer problem instead of having to follow an unyielding rule can aid in…

photographs of suicide leaps, fatal car crashes and electric chairs. These were followed by equally unsettling pictures of race riots and atomic bomb detonations. In his way, Warhol was an American history painter. He once quoted, that art is what you can get away with. Lichtenstein involved the use of stencils, he wanted to bring the look and feel of commercial printing processes to his painting and prints. Through the use of primary colors, thick outlines, and Benday dots, Lichtenstein…

renowned artist in the late 20th century. The most iconic piece is his ‘Campbell’s Soup Cans’ and was one of the leaders of the pop art movement. He did everything from painting to filmmaking to modeling. Looking at his life from a development psychological standpoint, would he consider to live a successful and meaningful life? By analysing his physical, cognitive, social, psychological development throughout his life, it can be determined if he lived a successful life or not. Andrew Warhola…

that. He used mundane objects like his famous Campbell’s soup can and can make it into art and evoke emotion and questions from it. It is through surrealism Warhol is able to capture the viewers attention with his abstract and creative ways of showing something that is already overused. Warhol states in his book, POPism, “When you do something exactly wrong, you always turn up something” (Warhol 289). This is seen through his work from a standard soup can everybody has at home to a celebrity…

Pop Art was a movement that started out in Britain during the 1950’s and ended at the beginning of the 1970’s. It was a form of art that challenged the traditional views of fine art by placing a new modern spin on things. Pop Art placed modern things and people from that time period into pieces of art that were considered non-traditional. Many artists used household items and celebrities in an abstract way to draw attention to their work. Many believe that in doing so, Pop Art helped to…

art and, in particular, his works, because they are so visually appealing to me. Sadly, the museum did not have his most famous work Drowning Girl on display because it was out on loan like several other works I wanted to see (Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans, Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory, etc.). But, they did have one of Lichtenstein’s pieces known as Interior with Mobile. I could have looked at this artwork all day. It was a massive piece depicting a bedroom in the coolest, most…

Midterm Prompt 2: Ida Mae Brandon Gladney’s Migration Narrative In her book “Who Set You Flowin’?”, Farah Jasmine Griffin outlines the four major themes of Great Migration narratives. She claims, “The narrative is marked by four pivotal moments: (1) and event that propels the action northward, (2) a detailed representation of the initial confrontation with the urban landscape, (3) and illustration of the migrant’s attempt to negotiate that landscape and his or her resistance to the negative…

Book Review 1: Seven Days In The Art World In the mysterious, capricious and status-obsessed art market, six distinct insiders—artists, dealers, curators, critics, collectors and auction-house experts—are keeping dynamic balance with each other and being a relatively excluded group that is fraught with unknown secrets. As a non-fiction book that to some extent, pry into the secrets in art market, Sarah Thornton’s Seven Days in the Art World offers up a tale of what happens at the height of a…

the inner thoughts. Johns was showing not simply a flag but the mirror because each person comes to this work with its own personal life experience and thoughts (“Pop Art in America,” 2012, p. 3). With this work, John reinterpreted what art can be and how it can represent the fundamental ideas though the symbolic way. Jasper Johns was the first artist who created such a powerful symbolic image of the American…