Explanation:
Andy Warhol held a mirror so that society could see their consumer-selves. His background as a commercial artist, and his fascination with advertising, lead him to create refined artwork. In Campbell’s Canned Soup, he took a banal, mass-produced item and put it centre-stage. The process he used to create the work reflected a production line. Finally, in using an assembly line artistic process, and in using other people’s ideas?
Experimental artists working in Paris were grouped before world war 1? Yeah I believe so
It needs a aperture, compound lens, a photosensitive plate or paper, and a included box for the photosensitive paper to not get exposed by other light sources or a box that is black covered inside and out to not reflect any other light other than what comes thru the aperture or the shutter to precisely capture a amount of light to expose the film properly and not over or under expose it.
Non-profit? hope i'm right
