Andy Warhol was one of the central figures in the Pop Art movement1, which started in the mid 1950s. His works have been seen by millions and are
memorable because of the original ideas behind them. They usually include bright colors and contrasts2. It is likely that you already know a few of his works, such as the Campbell's soup can painting or the portraits3 of Marilyn Monroe. Warhol's interests went beyond art and included film making, record producing, and writing.
Warhol's art is not just nice to look at. It also
reflects what was happening in the world at that time. Some examples of this are his famous portrait of Mao and his magazine cover of the Mafia4
on trial.
Warhol also came up with the phrase "15 minutes of fame." It
refers to how quickly the media jumps from one story to the next. This means someone could be hot news today and forgotten tomorrow.
If modern art
is right up your alley, then don't miss your chance to see Andy Warhol's works
in person. An exhibition of his art is being held at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial5 Hall until March 29. Make plans to see Andy Warhol's masterpieces6 right away!
在1950年代中期所開始的普普藝術運動裡,安迪•沃荷是當中的核心人物之一。他的作品已經有上百萬人欣賞過,並且因其背後的原創概念而留給人們難以磨滅的印象。它們通常都帶有明亮的顏色及顯著的反差。他的一些作品您可能早已認識,像是康寶濃湯罐的圖畫或瑪麗蓮夢露的各幅肖像。沃荷的興趣不僅限於藝術,還包括電影、唱片製作和寫作。
沃荷的藝術作品不只是好看而已。它還反映出當時世界上的各種現象。其中一些例子就像是他著名的毛澤東畫像,以及黑手黨受審的雜誌封面。
沃荷同時也創造出『成名十五分鐘』一詞。它意指媒體是何等迅速地從某個新聞故事跳到下一個。這代表某人今天可能是熱門新聞,而隔天就遭人遺忘。
如果現代藝術是您的興趣所在,那就不要錯過親眼欣賞安迪•沃荷作品的機會。直至三月二十九日止,他的作品都會在中正紀念堂展出。請即刻做好計畫,前去觀賞安迪•沃荷的不朽名作吧!
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