Art Evolution
Pop art was a cultural [blank] that began in the mid-20th century, [blank] to everyday life as a source of inspiration. American artists often used [blank] subjects from their surroundings, such as beer bottles, clothing, comic strips, and advertisements, to create bold and striking artworks. In the United Kingdom, however, pop art drew heavily from [blank] found in magazines, [blank] archives and mass media culture. Together, these approaches made pop art one of the most accessible and influential movements in modern art.
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