Guangyi Wang ’s Great Criticism: Coca Cola: A Compromising of Art Languages
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Wang Guangyi, Chinese contemporary art, Political pop.Abstract
Guangyi Wang is regarded as the iconic figure of Chinese political pop. In 1980s, he attended and organized North Art Group. In 1990s, he create Great Criticism series which have wide influence in international art world. This paper takes Guangyi Wang's "Great Criticism" as the research object to investigate the correspondence between compromising art languages in this artwork and social change at the time.
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