Neo-pop realism
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Neo-pop realism is new style in visual arts. This style created and named by artist Nadia Russ, and the word NeoPopRealism appeared January 4, 2003.[1]
Neo-pop realism is the natural extension of art inventions of the past.
In the 20th century, pop art had the representatives Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol. Neo-Pop had its wild representation by Jeff Koons.
New millennium brought new style - neo-pop realism, which combines brightness, simplicity of Pop Art and deep, philosophical realism, and has graphic nature.[2]
In 2004 artist Nadia Russ created neo-pop realism philosophy and its ten commandments of the new millennium.[3]
Style and neo-pop realism philosophy were accepted by artists, who began painting in new manner(such as Damien Hirst [1]or Bill Murphy, photographers & art lovers.[4]
At the end of 2006 and at the beginning of 2007 a few Ukrainian art museums added to its collections Nadia Russ's neo-pop realism canvases & drawings. It is Sumy Art Museum, D. Burliuk Foundation, Lebedyn Art Museum & Simferopol Art Museum.[5]. Later her work appeared at the permanent collections of MOYA - Museum Of Young Art in Vienna, Austria; Ukrainian Museum in New York, USA; WEAM - World Erotic Art Museum in Miami Beach and Kinsey institute, Indiana University, USA.
April 2007 Nadia Russ founded NeoPopRealism Journal and Wonderpedia, free online publication that everyone can edit. [6]
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