The 1980s was a period of innovation and modernization in every field, like technology or fashion, but also for art which in this decade saw a big growth.
Later to Pop Art, that saw Andy Warhol (famous for his Campbell’s Soup Cans and his Marilyn Diptych) as its maximum exponent from the 50s to the late 80s until his death, was the Neo Pop, which is the cultural movement that created all the artistic currents, that are listed below, in this decade. Icons of this kind of art are Jeff Koons, whose works showed the american life and its propensity to consumerism, and Allan McCollum, who was used to illustrate the working class in his works.
First of all these branches in which the Neo Pop was divided, we can remember the Picture Generation which