... aisle in a supermarket. Among his other first paintings were his 210 Coca-Cola Bottles and Green Coca-Cola Bottles were he painted rows on rows of Coke Bottles using the silk-screen method. Many of Warhol's other famous paintings where he repeated the subject row upon row in a grid like fashion were his paintings of postage stamps, handle with Care - Glass Stickers and ... of all Americans to enjoy the same products. Warhol said: "What's great about this country is that America started the tradition where the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest. You can be w...

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... of performance art. Ishioka's concept falls under postmodernism because the art of eating the egg is a routine procedure that anyone can do, rich or poor ("Postmodernism: From Elite to Mass Culture-, pp.33-34). Warhol once made the comment that "a coke is a coke and no amount of money can get you a better coke than the one a bum on the corner is drinking."" He knew, understood and utilized this ... concept in his postmodern pop art (Fineberg, p. 252). The advertising campaign that Ishioka used worked well. It worked extremely well due to ... the fact that American society liked things ...

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... made Warhol a star. In these early silkscreens, John Cage's chance operations came into play (Smith, 77). The poet Gerard Malanga served as Andy's assistant (Bockris, 333). While in 1962, Warhol showed two paintings of a Coke bottle, first to the filmmaker Emile de Antonio, then to the dealer Ivan Karp, and asked them which he should exhibit. (This is a classic instance of his deferring ... of responsibility. Warhol complicated aesthetic choice further by passing it off, or at least around, often to his assistants.) (Smith, 262) One of the Coke paintings has painterly drips that might ....

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... "Angst" which is feelings of anguish, despair and forlornness (Funder, 444, 2013). Carol Rogers added to humanistic psychology in the early 1940s by introducing the concept of Self-Actualization, which means that people have a basic tendency to actualize, maintain and enhance themselves (Funder, 449, 2013). ... knew that different meant a good thing. Throughout his life he was constantly striving to become a fully functioning person and achieve happiness through the eudaimonia route. Andy Warhol started out with making paintings of well-known American objects, portraits of artists, writ...

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