Pop Surrealism
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| - | [[Lowbrow (art movement)|Lowbrow]] is also commonly referred to as '''pop surrealism'''. [[Kirsten Anderson]], who edited the book ''Pop Surrealism'', considers lowbrow and pop surrealism to be related but distinct movements. However, Matt Dukes Jordan, author of ''Weirdo Deluxe'', views the terms as interchangeable. | + | '''''Pop Surrealism: The Rise Of Underground Art ''''' (2004) is a book edited by [[Kirsten Anderson]] published by Last Gasp. |
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| + | First comprehensive survey of the Pop Surrealism/Lowbrow art movement. With its origins in 1960's [[hot rod]] culture and [[underground comics]], Pop Surrealism has evolved into a vilified, vital, and exciting art movement. | ||
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| + | * informative essays by art luminaries Robert Williams, Carlo McCormick, and Larry Reid | ||
| + | * a [[forward]] by Kirsten Anderson | ||
| + | * images from twenty-three of the movment's top artists including: [[Anthony Ausgang]], [[Glenn Barr]], [[Tim Biskup]], [[Kalynn Campbell]], [[The Clayton Brothers]], [[Joe Coleman]], [[Camille Rose Garcia]], [[Alex Gross]], [[Charles Krafft]], [[Liz McGrath]], [[Scott Musgrove]], [[Niagara]], [[The Pizz]], [[Lisa Petrucci]], [[Mark Ryden]], [[Isabel Samaras]], [[Todd Schorr]], [[Shag]], [[Robert Williams]], and [[Eric White]]. | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | *[[Underground art]] | ||
| + | *[[Lowbrow (art movement)|Lowbrow]] | ||
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Pop Surrealism: The Rise Of Underground Art (2004) is a book edited by Kirsten Anderson published by Last Gasp.
From the publisher:
First comprehensive survey of the Pop Surrealism/Lowbrow art movement. With its origins in 1960's hot rod culture and underground comics, Pop Surrealism has evolved into a vilified, vital, and exciting art movement.
Includes:
- informative essays by art luminaries Robert Williams, Carlo McCormick, and Larry Reid
- a forward by Kirsten Anderson
- images from twenty-three of the movment's top artists including: Anthony Ausgang, Glenn Barr, Tim Biskup, Kalynn Campbell, The Clayton Brothers, Joe Coleman, Camille Rose Garcia, Alex Gross, Charles Krafft, Liz McGrath, Scott Musgrove, Niagara, The Pizz, Lisa Petrucci, Mark Ryden, Isabel Samaras, Todd Schorr, Shag, Robert Williams, and Eric White.
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