Posted by admin The massive impact of the latter days of the Second World War on the Japanese collective consciousness is marbled throughout their society in every single area. The early years of Keiiche Tanaami’s...
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From the 1920s through to the present day Gebrauchsgraphik (literally meaning ‘use graphic’ – it’s now called Novum) was a hugely influential Berlin based commercial art magazine. It was published...
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As part of our ongoing phillumenical tour of Europe collecting empty matchboxes (and also empty matchbooks it should be said) we now head east from our previous excursion to Germany and take a brief stopover...
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Here we have a short and eerie clip from Ken Russell's 1962 documentary about British Pop Art 'Pop Goes The Easel'.The snippet of film stars one of our favourite Pop Artist's Pauline Boty, who's being...
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Sometimes minimal and simplistic graphic designs are the most effective way to sell your products, and here at VoEA we think this applies to these cool covers of Canadian-Latvian culture magazine Jauna...
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You've heard the album, listened to the song, seen the film, brought the T shirt or perhaps you were there (man) at the most famous rock festival in history, but now it's time to take a look at Woodstock...
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As the enfant terrible of the 1960s New York art scene and the man who almost single-handedly defined pop art Andy Warhol’s career is the stuff of legend. To us here he also gets VoEA bonus points for coining...
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Unknowingly we've posted artwork by Joseph Smith before in our Biker Movie posters post - He illustrated the wonderful film poster for Werewolves on Wheels (the poster's better than the film). Smith's...
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Usually when you cast your eyes upon the name Roy Lichtenstein, the article will be followed with a colourful collection of paintings by the famous pop artist. However in this post everything's black...
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As a designer and concept artist Syd Mead has had a remarkably long career at the top of his game and is still, at the age of 79, producing work that impresses and inspires. Since 1959 he been consistently...
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