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Western Art – Plop Art – The Pejorative Form of Art

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Plop Art – The Concept Plop Art is an unfavorable term used to describe Public Art from various genres, such as Abstraction, Modernism, or Contemporary Artworks, predominantly sculptures, placed in front of workplace buildings, business plazas, parks, and other public venues. These Plop Artworks were not widely appreciated by the general public, as they were often perceived as unattractive or unsuitable for their installation locations and surrounding environments.

Plop Art – The History The sculpture ‘La Grande Vitesse’ by Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976), installed in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1966, is regarded as a turning point in art history Western Art - Known Western Artists & Paintings - The Mona Lisa. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Art is highly subjective, and while the following list may not be exhaustive or completely comprehensive, it can serve as a fun way to learn more about familiar artists and discover new ones you may not have known about before. Michelangelo was an Italian… . It received a positive response and had a significant impact on the city’s urban renewal process. Amidst the mixed reactions of criticism and appreciation, this artwork led to the emergence of the controversial …

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“Western Art – Plop Art – The Pejorative Form of Art”