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Lecture 5 Conceptual & Pop Art

Lecture 5 Conceptual & Pop Art ARTH3120 Contemporary Art Travis Lee Clark Utah Valley University In this lecture we cover this massive break with Modernism that is Conceptual and Pop Art. I classify Pop as a variety of Conceptual so we cover the conceptual first, but not before we take on Post-war consumerism! Seriously, Modernism had become mainstream and I have a fun video that demonstrates how mainstream it had become, The American Look! a veritable time-capsule of late 50s stereotypes right down to the guy smoking a pipe. This sets the stage for the radical shift towards Conceptual and Pop Art and the rebellion against the past. We talk about the rejection of objecthood and the inversion of monumentality and the elevation of kitsch, canned feces and galleries full of nothing, but honestly, I've spoken enough, so watch the video. This one took me forever. Below are links to some of the videos I talk about in the video: The American Look, 1958    • The American Look (1958)   John Cage's 4'33"    • John Cage's 4'33"   Robert Rauschenberg on "Erased De Kooning"    • Robert Rauschenberg - Erased De Kooning   Recreation of Allan Kaprow's "Fluids" one of the first "Happenings"    • Fluids: A Happening by Alan Kaprow's   And finally, David Barsalou's excellent website "Deconstructing Lichtenstein" http://davidbarsalou.homestead.com/LI...