Digesting Pop-Art: Warhol, Basquiat, Haring & Rothko

<p>What is Pop-Art? Why is it significant? Why is it misunderstood?<br/><br/>What is all the rage about Andy Warhol? What separates and connects the artists of the era? What differentiates the masters and the present day modern artists?<br/><br/>Musings and analyses from the Pop-Masters Exhibition of New York, featuring Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Keith Haring.<br/><br/>Art referenced in this episode:<br/><br/><b>Andy Warhol, &apos;</b><a href='https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2020/contemporary-art-evening-auction/andy-warhol-cross'><b>Cross</b></a><b>&apos; (1981)<br/>Basquiat and Warhol, &apos;</b><a href='https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ce/96/f6/ce96f690441528ebfdd5c89296679489.jpg'><b>Untitled</b></a><b>&apos; (1984)<br/>Basquiat, </b><a href='https://arthive.com/jeanmichelbasquiat/works/543641~New_York_New_York'><b>&apos;New York, New York&apos;</b></a><b> (1981)<br/>Keith Haring, &apos;</b><a href='https://imgix.theurbanlist.com/content/article/EXH_IMG_PM14_Haring_4047.jpg'><b>Untitled</b></a><b>&apos; (1981)<br/>Mark Rothko, &apos;</b><a href='https://www.markrothko.org/untitled-red/'><b>Untitled, Red</b></a><b>&apos; (1961)<br/></b><br/></p>