Pop Art For Sale

Discover a unique collection of contemporary pop art for sale from Rise Art. Showcasing art from some of the most exciting artists active today, our collection is ever-evolving with vibrant, powerful pieces. Browse today to find the pop artwork for you, with a variety of styles and subjects available. Not sure where to start? Explore our popular Pop Art paintings, photography and prints.

Contemporary Pop Art

Sir Peter Blake is one of the most recognizable British Pop Art artists of the 21st century. His works can be found within museum collections around the world. Recognised most notably for his Pop Art album cover for The Beatles, Sgt Pepper (Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band), Peter has been producing Pop artworks for over 50 years using found objects, and references everything from Hollywood to music. Peter Blake’s abstract and figurative Pop Art is available for sale.

For more than 10 years Kareem Rizk has been cutting and pasting his way towards a unique and contemporary style mixed with Pop Art references that have earned him international recognition. Kareem uses found materials such as old books and magazines, along with vintage brochures, postcards, catalogues and memorabilia to create multi-layered works that are nostalgic at their core and reference the Pop Art movement extensively. Kareem’s Pop Art mixed-media collages are available to buy on Rise Art.

French artist Alban’s works have the appearance of degraded materials, like old panels of aircraft and design objects. In fact, they are carefully constructed wooden structures that use Pop Art influences to invite the viewer to discover a world that exists only in our imagination. Alban's original Pop Art sculptures are instantly familiar, yet impossible to place.

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History of Pop Art

The Pop Art movement began in the UK in the 1950s. Characterised by commonplace objects such as soup cans, comic strips and other mundane objects like fruit and shoes, the Pop Art genre draws inspiration from any source. The genre originally began as a revolt against traditional approaches to creating and engaging with art, breaking down the hierarchy of culture along with the view of what art should be. Using this imagery as a reference, Pop Artists often create works that are colourful, witty, provocative and glitzy.

Immortalised initially by the work of Richard Hamilton, who described the genre in 1957 to friends in letters as popular, transient, expandable, low cost and young. While first reactions to the Pop Art movement were muted, with some modernist critics rejecting the use of low-culture subject matter, the movement firmly took hold when the New York City artists of the 1960s including Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns popularised and legitimised Pop Art as a serious practice, changing how the genre was viewed.

Find out more in our Guide To Pop Art.

Techniques of Pop Art

People often ask where the Pop in Pop Art comes from. The Pop references popular culture and aims to confront the traditional elitist art world. The movement emphasises the banal, kitchy elements of any culture, mainly through the use of irony or sarcasm. In Pop Art, materials are often presented in a confusing or disjointed way. Materials are usually removed from their known context and are either isolated or combined with unrelated materials, making the material stand out in a new perspective. The effect of combining various colours, shapes and backgrounds in a kitsch output is also what gives the movement its genre.

Find out more in our Guide To Pop Art.

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    SAILOR MOON by MC Garbage

    SAILOR MOON

    Paintings - 100x100 cm
    Raviolis & soda by Paxal

    Raviolis & soda

    Paintings - 95x95 cm
    Spider Panther by Misako Street Art

    Spider Panther

    Paintings - 37x37 cm
    WAITING FOR A FRIEND by db Waterman

    WAITING FOR A FRIEND

    Paintings - 100x70 cm
    Avoir du nez… by Rolf Saint-Agnès

    Avoir du nez…

    Paintings - 116x89 cm
    Curly Wurly by Kelly-Anne Davitt

    Curly Wurly

    Paintings - 30x40 cmRent for $210 /mo
    Anima matter - 10 by Emilie Moysson

    Anima matter - 10

    Photography - 60x90 cm
    Heavens Gate by Takashi Murakami

    Heavens Gate

    Prints - 75x75 cm
    Joe, President by Ralf Schmidt

    Joe, President

    Prints - 50x50 cm

    Formica

    Photography - 90x60 cm

    Frances ii

    Prints - 59x80 cm

    Anima matter - 09

    Photography - 60x90 cm

    Electric Chair

    Prints - 100x132 cm

    "I miss you Georgia O'Keeffe"

    Paintings - 100x80 cm

    I believe I can fly

    Paintings - 80x80 cm

    Avion balançoire

    Sculpture - 40x23 cm

    Melee (birds, cats, crocs and frogs)

    Paintings - 75x100 cmRent for $170 /mo

    VIDEO GAMES

    Paintings - 100x140 cm

    Phone call

    Paintings - 100x100 cm

    Anima matter - 08

    Photography - 60x90 cm

    El partal de granada

    Paintings - 97x130 cm

    Bugged Bugs

    Paintings - 100x120 cmRent for $380 /mo

    Le roi Burger

    Paintings - 80x80 cm

    Overdose d'autosatisfaction

    Prints - 64x64 cm

    Life on Earth...

    Paintings - 104x114 cm

    Le Printemps

    Prints - 56x78 cm

    La pause

    Paintings - 60x60 cm

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