Rino Vale
"le cirque illustration paysage"
Printmaking on Paper | 23.6x23.6 in
$400.72
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Discover contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking on Artmajeur
Contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking is an exciting form of art that has captivated the attention of many art enthusiasts in recent years. This type of artwork is characterized by its use of popular culture references, such as celebrities, movies, and music, and its incorporation of bright colors and bold imagery. Printmaking artists create their work on a variety of supports, including paper, canvas, and textiles, using different techniques such as screen printing, lithography, and relief printing. What makes contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking unique is its ability to capture the essence of popular culture while also showcasing the skills of the artist.
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Origins and History
Contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking has its roots in the Pop Art movement of the 1950s and 60s. Pop Art was a reaction to the seriousness of the art world at the time and embraced popular culture, consumerism, and the everyday.
©2022 Jean-François Jullien
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. With the advent of digital technology, artists have been able to create bold, vibrant prints that capture the essence of popular culture in all its glory. These prints often feature iconic images from movies, television shows, music, and other media, and they have become a popular form of art in their own right. What’s more, contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking has become an important part of the contemporary art market, with many collectors seeking out these works for their unique blend of nostalgia and modernity. As such, Pop Culture Prints have become an essential component of the contemporary art world, capturing the imagination of audiences everywhere.
©2021 Sabrina Seck
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary Artists have been exploring and commenting on contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking through their works, shedding light on the ways in which our society is impacted by the images and symbols that surround us. Here are some well-known artists in this field:
Shepard Fairey - Known for his iconic "Hope" poster of Barack Obama, Fairey’s work often features political and social commentary. His art draws heavily from pop culture, incorporating images of celebrities and corporate logos in his prints.
KAWS - This street artist turned contemporary fine artist is known for his playful and colorful prints that often feature his signature character, a cartoonish figure with X’s for eyes. KAWS’s work comments on consumerism and the commodification of art.
Takashi Murakami - This Japanese artist combines traditional Japanese art forms with contemporary pop culture references in his colorful and whimsical prints. His work often features characters from anime and manga, as well as iconic Western images like Mickey Mouse.
Marilyn Minter - This feminist artist explores themes of beauty, sexuality, and femininity in her provocative prints. Her work often features close-up images of women’s mouths and eyes, as well as glitter and other materials that challenge traditional notions of what is considered "high art."
Barbara Kruger - This conceptual artist is known for her bold, graphic prints that feature provocative slogans and phrases. Her work often critiques consumer culture and the ways in which advertising and media shape our perceptions of gender, power, and identity.
©2022 Kurotory
Notable contemporary Pop Culture Printmaking
Contemporary pop culture printmaking has produced many well-known Artworks that have captured the public’s imagination. One such artwork is "Marilyn Monroe" by Andy Warhol, created in 1967. This iconic screen print features a vibrant, multicolored portrait of the legendary Hollywood actress, with each color representing a different aspect of her personality.
Another noteworthy artwork is "Hope" by Shepard Fairey, created in 2008. This print, which became synonymous with Barack Obama’s presidential campaign, features a stylized portrait of the then-candidate, with the word "Hope" written in bold letters underneath. The artwork has since become a symbol of political activism and social change.
A more recent example is "The Child" by Christian Waggoner, created in 2020. This vibrant and colorful print depicts the popular character from the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" in a whimsical and playful style. The artwork has become a fan favorite and has helped to fuel the show’s popularity.
Finally, there is "Flower Thrower" by Banksy, created in 2003. This iconic stencil print features a masked figure throwing a bouquet of flowers instead of a Molotov cocktail, and has become a symbol of peaceful protest and social change. The artwork has been reproduced on everything from t-shirts to coffee mugs and has become one of Banksy’s most recognizable works.
Kurotory
"Hulk"
Printmaking on Aluminium | 31.5x31.5 in
$1,469.68
Prints available
Romaya Puchman
"Blue angel"
Printmaking on Canvas | 29.5x23.6 in
$537.74
Prints available
Lucio Forte
"Blood 3"
Printmaking on Paper | 11.8x15.8 in
$242.6
Roberto Viesi
"Ballata in giallo"
Printmaking on Paper | 12.2x18.1 in
$394.23
Jean-François Jullien
"Lee VANCLEFF dit "La brute" dans un célèbre film"
Printmaking on Paper | 10.4x8.3 in
$201.44
Patrick Jannin
"C"
Printmaking on Paper | 8.9x5.9 in
$41.16
Mahmood Maher
"flaming Persona 5 logo"
Printmaking on Canvas | 42.1x29.9 in
Not For Sale
Prints
from $26.55
Applestrophe
"Carte de vœux pour Saint-Clair-sur-Epte"
Printmaking on Other substrate
Not For Sale
Thalita Tonon (SottoSopra)
"Le Baggiure (La Cabotina, Triora)"
Printmaking on Paper | 5.9x8.3 in
Sold
Prints
from $55.21
Sabrina Seck
"I can do it because I can"
Printmaking on Canvas | 35.4x35.4 in
$1,127.57
Prints available
Friedrich Alexander Großkopf
"Roter Kopf in Grün"
Printmaking on Paper | 15.4x21.3 in
Not For Sale
James Dillon Wright (Dillon Boy)
"Dillon Boy - Nude Wonder Woman vs Roy Lichtenstein (BLONDE)"
Printmaking on Paper | 23.6x17.7 in
On Request
Waldemar Wojtowicz
""Lot nad kukułczym gniazdem""
Printmaking on Cardboard | 8.3x11.7 in
Not For Sale
Isabelle Delamarre
"La transaction a Majorque 1"
Printmaking on Metal | 11.8x14 in
$985.56
Prints available
Stephen Lucas
"PORTRAIT OF MY INNOCENCE"
Printmaking on Paper | 24x18 in
Not For Sale