书名：Swiss Pop Art: Formen und Tendenzen der Pop Art in der Schweiz 1962-1972 / 瑞士波普艺术：1962-1972年瑞士波普艺术的形式与趋势
定价：580.0
ISBN：9783858815361
作者：Madeleine Schuppli, Aargauer Kunsthaus
版次：1
出版时间：2017-01

内容提要：

题 目：Swiss Pop Art: Formen und Tendenzen der Pop Art in der Schweiz 1962-1972 / 瑞士波普艺术：1962-1972年瑞士波普艺术的形式与趋势

作 者：Madeleine Schuppli, Aargauer Kunsthaus

出 版：Scheidegger & Spiess，2017

装 帧：平装，552页

语 种：德文，英文，法文

尺 寸：20*29 cm

 

 

当我们提及波普艺术，总会想到那些美国先锋艺术家：安迪·沃霍尔与他标志性的《金宝汤罐头》、罗伊·利希滕斯坦标志性的本戴点漫画风格，以及罗伯特·劳森伯格将其称为"组合"的拼贴作品。然而同样值得发掘的是瑞士艺术家们对这一重要国际艺术潮流的贡献——他们吸纳英美艺术趋势，开创了独具特色的瑞士波普艺术流派。

作为首部系统梳理瑞士波普艺术的专著，《瑞士波普艺术》与阿尔高艺术馆重大展览同期出版，带领读者重返1960至1970年代初的瑞士波普艺术现场。受美国波普艺术挑衅性图像与创意母题启发，苏西与于利·伯杰、费尔南多·波尔多尼、卡尔·布赫、艾米丽安·法尼等艺术家创作的作品既显露出借鉴痕迹，更鲜明承载着瑞士波普运动的新特质。本书编者马德莱娜·舒普利与撰稿团队不仅呈现了该时期震撼的视觉艺术，更揭示了其与瑞士设计、摄影、电影、音乐及时装领域的深刻关联。

When we think of pop art, we think of the vanguard American pop artists: Andy Warhol and his iconic Campbell’s Soup Cans, the Ben-Day dotted comic strip style of Roy Lichtenstein, and the collages of appropriated materials Robert Rauschenberg called his “combines.” Less well known—but well worth discovering—are the Swiss artists who contributed to this international movement of pivotal importance, taking up the trends coming out of the United States and Britain and developing a distinctly Swiss school of pop art.

The first comprehensive overview of pop art in Switzerland, published in conjunction with a major exhibition at Aargauer Kunsthaus, Swiss Pop Art takes readers through the Swiss pop art scene in the 1960s and early 1970s. Inspired by American pop art’s provocative images and inventive motifs, artists like Susi and Ueli Berger, Fernando Bordoni, Carl Bucher, Emilienne Farny, Bendicht Fivian, Franz Gertsch, Margrit Jüggli, Urs Lüthi, Markus Müller, Markus Raetz, and Peter St?mpfli created works that sometimes borrowed strongly from their inspirations, yet also clearly bore the stamp of a new Swiss movement within pop art. In addition to the striking visual art of the period, editor Madeleine Schuppli and her fellow contributors demonstrate links to Swiss design, photography, film, music, and fashion.