Name: アンディ・ウォーホルのスープ缶。なぜこれがアートなのか？ (Andy Warhol's Soup Cans: Why Is This Art?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T04:57:36.000Z
Duration: 7 min 9 s
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- We're looking at one of the single canvases

from a series of canvases of the "Campbell's Soup Cans"

by Andy Warhol from 1962 at the Museum of Modern Art.

One of the really important questions that comes up

that say if I didn't see this in a museum;

if I just saw this in the marketing department of Cambell's Soup,

or in the context of Andy Warhol's studio,

-Even if it's the exact same thing? (Yeah!)

And the idea here is, by putting it in the museum

and saying "look at this in a different way"?

-Well that's right. It really does relocate it.

It does change the meaning. It does transform it.

That's really one of the central ideas of modern art

that's not necessarily based in technical skill

- because I don't think you would say that this is beautifully rendered -

but it relocates it and makes us think about it in a different way.

for taking something that was very, almost mundane,

something you see in everyone's cupboard,

Like, you should pay attention to this thing.

And I think that he's doing it about a subject

that was about as low a subject as one could go.

I mean, cheap advertising art was so far away

-And a lot of it is: if he did it 50 years earlier,

people would have thought this guy is a quack

and I mean it was really just that time where people

In 1962, what Warhol is doing is, he is saying:

It was about mass production, it was about factory,

he in a sense said: "Let's not be looking at nature..."

"...as if we were still an agrarian culture."...

..."We are now an industrial culture."...

"...What is the stuff of our visual world now?"

there was a little student-run art exhibit

a student actually put a little podium there

is what he called it. So he did it as a prank

and everyone thought it was really funny,

But to some degree it's kind of sounding like

-And to some degree, when someone took a lunch tray,

I did view the lunch tray in a different way.

Something that is such a mundane thing, but you use it every day.

but it is also very close to some important art

that had been made earlier in the century.

In fact, Warhol had, in a sense, the same kind of license,

it's not like they did something technically profound.

Obviously Campbell's Soup's marketing department

had already done something as equally as profound,

who looked at the world in a slightly different way

Warhol was also very conciously working towards

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アンディ・ウォーホルのスープ缶。なぜこれがアートなのか？ (Andy Warhol's Soup Cans: Why Is This Art?)

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