Pop Art
For Popular Art,
"mundane" cultural and film worlds. Pop art, like pop music, sought to use popular images in opposition to the elitist culture existing in Fine Arts, separating them from their context and isolating or combining them with others, 1 in addition to highlighting the banal or kitsch aspect of some cultural element, often through the use of irony.1
Pop art and "minimalism" are considered the last movements of modern art and therefore precursors of postmodern art, although they are even considered as the earliest examples.
