Pop Art Redefined

1969. 4 critical essays include Alloway's "The Long Front of Culture", McHale on Fine Arts in Mass Media, and "the plastic Parthenon"... Rosenblum, Pop and non-Pop art. 37 Statements by artists including Dine, Hockney, Indiana, Johns, Lichtenstein, Oldenburg, Rauschenberg, Rivers, Warhol, and interviews. Plates in back.

Foreword by Suzi Gablik and introduction by John Russell.

Before reading this book, I would have looked at all the name dropping above and shrugged. Getting to know Pop art takes some time, so I appreciated the visuals and format, but found the delivery rather dry.