“They stood for the interchangeable wares of the art market in the same way that Warhol’s Soups and Boxes had stood for the interchangeable wares of the supermarket, and that meant that the Flowers came with an equally caustic, satirical edge.”
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Blake Gopnik,
Warhol
“In art historical terms, he was taking pop art, in the earliest, British sense of the term, as art made within popular culture, and turning it into Pop Art in the American sense, as fine art made from popular culture.”
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Blake Gopnik,
Warhol