Sentence examples for appropriation of pop from inspiring English sources

The appropriation of pop images is by now a time-honored tradition.

Steve Huey of Allmusic said that the band's "earlier punk influences are rarely detectable, replaced by surprisingly effective appropriations of pop and psychedelia".

Its politically hybrid background also brings to mind the appropriation of Western Pop art in the early 1960s by East German artists.

In the name of pop appropriation, thank you Deja Pins.

The show has an endgame, end-time mood, as if we are looking at the end of the end of the end of Pop, hyperrealism and appropriation art.

His work, starting in 1977, has been at the centre of the so-called "appropriation art" movement that emerged out of pop art.

Then came the lampooning of the work by Marcel Duchamp, the appropriation of the image by surrealists, pop artists, and finally by the advertising industry.

In the scheme of congressional-appropriation-of-Internet/pop-culture sensations, a 6-8 monturnaroundund actually isn't that bad.

Dalí's anticipation of Pop, Neo-Expressionism and even photo appropriation in paintings like the Metropolitan Museum of Art's 1958 "Sistine Madonna" — which makes you think of both Roy Lichtenstein and Sigmar Polke — is well known.

It is easy to mistake these pictures for drawings or digital appropriations of Richard Hamilton's Pop Art collages, particularly his 1956 "Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?" But they are, as Ms. Simmons put it, "antidigital".

And yet, Triple Threat is as much appropriation of the Christian story (and indeed pop culture) as critique.