波普艺术(pop art)自1954年由英国艺术家阿诺威(Lawrence Allowey)首先提出,它是针对大众传播媒体制作出“大众艺术”(popular art)一词的简称。在英格兰的首次诞生,波普艺术并没有形成多大影响;直至20世纪60年代,波普艺术以花哨、反叛的姿态席卷一时,连同当时的摇滚乐、招贴艺术、性解放、裸奔和追求荒诞的嬉皮文化,成为年轻一代追求新艺术和新生活、反抗艺术权威与社会规范、进入艺术市场的方式。 Pop art, first introduced by British artist Lawrence Allowey in 1954, is an acronym for the mass media to produce the term “popular art.” Pop Art did not materially affect the birth of England for the first time; until the 1960s, pop art swept in a fanciful, rebellious gesture, with contemporary rock and roll art, poster art, sexual liberation, streaking and the pursuit of absurdity Leather culture, a young generation to pursue new art and new life, resist art authority and social norms, into the art market.