Pop Art Exhibitions

Late Modern & Contemporary · c. 1955–1970

Mass culture as high art

A raucous embrace of consumerism, celebrity, and mass media as raw material for high art. Warhol silk-screened soup cans and Marilyn Monroe; Lichtenstein magnified comic-strip dots; Hockney painted the swimming pools of sunny California. Pop dissolved the boundary between art and commercial culture — and asked whether the distinction had ever really existed.

Explore 2 Pop Art exhibitions on now and 1 coming soon.

Gagosian Davies Street

Alex Israel: Upside Down

Until Sep 5

SculpturePop Art

Reflective Plexiglas fin sculptures, ceiling-hung, evoking LA surf nostalgia

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Pallant House Gallery

Pop and the Figure

Until Nov 3

PaintingSculptureMixed MediaPop Art

Pop Art exploring celebrity, consumer culture, and social commentary

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Coming Soon

Frith Street Gallery

Colin Self: Unseen

Starting Sep 18

PaintingSculptureInstallationDrawing & Works on PaperMixed MediaCeramicsPrintsPop Art

First London retrospective of Pop artist Colin Self since 1986

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