Neo-Pop Art

Neo-Pop art is known for its bright colors, clean lines, and use of popular media. 

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Neo-Pop artists often draw inspiration from celebrities, cartoons, and iconic trademarks. 

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• False

Neo-Pop art Never uses pre-fabricated objects, sometimes altered, to communicate a message.

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• False

Neo-Pop art is Not at all controversial and never invites questions about what can be defined as "art". 

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Neo-Pop is a resurgence of Pop art, which emerged in the mid-1950s in Britain and the late 1950s in the United States. 

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The Following are elements found in Neo Pop-Art: (choose all that apply)

• Bright Colors

• Opinions or social messages

• Bold Statements

• Muted Tones

The term "Neo-Pop" has been attributed to Japanese art critic Noi Sawaragi.

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Neo-Pop is also known as Post-Pop

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• False

Neo-Pop Art emerged in the 1980s

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High contrast colors and clean lines are not features of Neo Pop Art.

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• False