In 1923 was born Roy Lichtenstein, one of the main figures of American Pop Art. In the 1960s, he gained prominence by producing work inspired by comics, such as “In the Car” and ``Whaam!''. Wwith the constant use of the Benday point - common in the reproduction of newspapers and magazines,Roy Lichtenstein created a style of his own, where he meticulously explored the distinction between painting and commercial printing. Discover 5 must-have works of art that influenced the likes of Richard Prince, Jeff Koons and Raymond Pettibon in the new article.
On October 11, DC Comics announced that the new Superman is bisexual.NoIn the world of art, the representation of heterosexuality was predominant, always occupying a place of central visibility, compared to other sexual orientations. However, the comics has continually marked history by offeringa playful, stimulating and creative moment on current issues such as homophobia, racism, xenophobia, patriarchy, among others. Learn more about LGBTQI+ representation in Art in the new article.